Stepping Stones Recovery of Arkansas Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Stepping Stones Recovery of Arkansas operates a men's sober living home in Hartman, Arkansas, in Johnson County, on County Road 2305.

A Men's Sober House on County Road 2305

This recovery home serves men only, on a rural county road outside Clarksville, well beyond any town grid. Stepping Stones Recovery of Arkansas is a peer-run nonprofit, and the house sits alongside the organization's broader work: peer support groups, life skills training, GED preparation, and Narcan training offered to residents and the surrounding community alike.

Level II Certification With AARR

The Arkansas Alliance of Recovery Residences certifies this house at Level II, the standing the alliance uses across every residence it currently certifies in the state. Arkansas does not license recovery housing, so certification with AARR is the main outside check available: a published code of ethics, written fees and rules before move-in, and a complaint process that runs outside the house. AARR lists the house at twenty-four beds.

Peer-Run Recovery Support in Hartman

Stepping Stones Recovery of Arkansas runs on a peer model, meaning the people directing the organization's programs are themselves in recovery. Beyond housing, the organization operates a resource center with a food pantry and clothing closet, and it runs a faith-based curriculum it calls Restoration to Recovery alongside its general peer support meetings. Residents at the County Road 2305 house have access to that full network, on top of the housing itself.

Recovery Housing in the Arkansas River Valley

Hartman sits in Johnson County a short drive from Clarksville, the county seat, in the Arkansas River Valley of western Arkansas. The region has far less recovery housing than the Little Rock metro area, and a peer-run, AARR-certified house here gives men in the river valley an option that does not require relocating to central Arkansas.

Reaching Stepping Stones Recovery of Arkansas

Applications and referrals go through Stepping Stones Recovery of Arkansas directly. Worth asking before moving in: how the peer support and life skills programming integrates with the housing, whether Narcan training is required or optional for residents, and how the organization's AARR certification structures its discharge and complaint process.