Project SOAR Recovery Residences NW 18th Place Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Project SOAR Recovery Residences - NW 18th Place is a men's recovery home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in Broward County. The address sits in the western 33311 blocks near the Lauderhill line, at the far edge of the operator's Fort Lauderdale cluster.

A Men's Sober House on Northwest 18th Place

This is a men's house in a residential pocket west of Interstate 95, closer to the Lauderhill and Plantation municipal lines than to the beach. The western half of Fort Lauderdale is where most of the city's affordable housing sits, and where a resident's rent, his job and his meetings are likeliest to fall inside the same few square miles. Northwest 18th Place is a quiet block in that pattern.

What a Long-Running Sober Living Operator Brings

Project SOAR has run recovery housing in Broward County since 2010. Longevity is one of the few things a prospective resident can actually verify about a sober house, and in a market where houses open and close inside a single year it carries weight. An operator that has held addresses for well over a decade has relationships with local treatment providers, a track record with neighbors, and a set of house rules that has already survived contact with reality.

Broward County Recovery Housing and the Interstate 95 Corridor

Broward County runs about twenty-five miles of coast between Palm Beach County and Miami-Dade, and nearly all of its recovery housing, treatment providers and transit sit in the eastern third of it. Interstate 95, US Highway 1 and the Tri-Rail line run parallel through that band, and Broward County Transit feeds them. From a house on the west side of Fort Lauderdale, a resident can reach outpatient care in Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach or Hollywood without a car, and Tri-Rail carries him to West Palm Beach or Miami if his providers are further out.

Questions Worth Asking This Fort Lauderdale Sober House

Ask what the weekly fee includes, whether the room is private or shared, whether a manager lives on site, what the curfew is, and what the house does the first time someone uses. Ask about medication for opioid use disorder before signing, since acceptance is not uniform across Florida sober living. Florida recovery residences certify voluntarily through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, and the operator can confirm where this address stands.

More on The Sober House Others who took the first step My experience with the Project SOAR recovery house has been phenomenal. The program has allowed me to stay focused on my sobriety and has been an excellent form of personal growth and individual development. Not to mention an outstanding resource for meeting rooms/group recovery...... Thanks to people like Jeff, Mike, & Rob the Interactions and associated living facilities have been an absolutely welcoming transitional space and tool for positive and effective reintegration into day to day/societal processes. - Andre R I have been in other halfway houses and there is no comparison. Project SOAR is by far the best in every category. Jeff our new house manager is capable and caring. I would recommend Project SOAR to anyone in the help they would surely get it here. -William C.