Saved By Grace House Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Saved By Grace House is a coed sober living home in Little Rock, Arkansas, in Pulaski County.

A Coed Sober House in Little Rock

Saved By Grace House houses men and women together, which means one set of rules and shared spaces covers everyone in the house, without splitting the household by gender. It sits on Fair Park Boulevard, a corridor on the west side of Little Rock near War Memorial Park, within reach of the city's bus network and its outpatient treatment providers.

Recovery Housing in the Little Rock Metro Area

Little Rock is the state capital and the seat of Pulaski County, and together with North Little Rock it holds most of the recovery housing available anywhere in Arkansas. That concentration puts a Fair Park Boulevard address within a short drive of the Pulaski County courts, outpatient clinics and the job base the city offers, which matters for someone rebuilding a routine after treatment.

A Coed Option Among Little Rock Sober Homes

Most sober living in the Little Rock area separates men and women into different houses, so a coed option like Saved By Grace House fills a narrower niche, useful for couples in recovery or households that would rather not split up to find housing.

Reaching Saved By Grace House

Applications go directly to Saved By Grace House. Worth asking before moving in: how bedrooms are assigned in a coed household, what the house expects in the first weeks, and what the weekly cost covers.