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Roots to Recovery Southeast 3rd Avenue Women's Recovery House

602 SE 3rd Ave, Delray Beach, Florida, 33483

Women

$230.00

About this Recovery House

Roots to Recovery Southeast 3rd Avenue is a women's sober living home in Delray Beach, Florida, in Palm Beach County. The address places it two blocks off Atlantic Avenue in the older residential grid east of Swinton, within walking distance of downtown.

A Women's Sober House Steps from Atlantic Avenue

The house serves women. Single-gender housing removes a set of complications that repeatedly derail early recovery, and it lets one set of house rules cover trauma history, childcare questions and safety without negotiating them house by house. The location does something similar for logistics. Southeast 3rd Avenue is inside the walkable core of Delray Beach, so a job on Atlantic Avenue, a meeting at one of the downtown clubhouses and a pharmacy run are all reachable on foot before a car or a restored license is realistic.

Delray Beach Recovery Housing and Why the City Is Different

Delray Beach carries one of the densest recovery communities anywhere in the country. Thirty recovery residences appear in this directory for the city alone, and the surrounding stretch of coast from Boca Raton up through Boynton Beach and West Palm Beach holds dozens more inside about twenty miles. The practical effect for a woman moving here is that the recovery infrastructure is unusually deep: meetings run all day, outpatient providers are numerous, alumni networks are large, and employers along the Atlantic Avenue restaurant and retail corridor are accustomed to hiring people rebuilding a work history. Tri-Rail connects Delray Beach to West Palm Beach, the county seat, and south to Fort Lauderdale and Miami, and Palm Tran covers the local grid.

Certification and Oversight of Florida Sober Living

Florida's recovery residences are certified voluntarily through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, the only credentialing entity the Department of Children and Families has approved. Delray Beach and Boynton Beach both moved to set local standards for sober homes after the county's rapid growth in recovery housing, and the certification framework is the state-level piece of that same effort. A certified residence has committed to a code of ethics, to disclosing fees and rules in writing before move-in, to a written relapse and discharge policy, and to complaint review outside the house. Confirm the current status of this address with the operator.

What Roots to Recovery Runs in Delray Beach

Roots to Recovery operates transitional recovery housing for women in Delray Beach, with a second women's residence elsewhere in the city. A resident whose needs change, whether that means more structure or less, can raise it with people who already know her instead of starting an application somewhere new.

Questions Worth Asking About This Palm Beach County Recovery Home

Ask what the weekly fee covers and what is billed on top of it. Ask how many women share a bedroom and how a house manager is reached after hours. Ask what happens to a deposit after a relapse, whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, and how long the typical resident stays. Ask whether the house takes referrals from local treatment providers and from the county's drug court. A well-run residence answers all of it before anyone signs.



Amenities

Free WiFi
Parking
Air Conditioning
Laundry

Recovery House Details

  • Payment: $230.00
  • Gender: Women

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