About this Recovery House
Sober Living by Tiffany Fort Lauderdale is a women's sober living home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in Broward County, in South Florida.
A Women's Sober House Operated by Blue Waters Recovery Foundation
This Fort Lauderdale home houses women only, and it operates under Blue Waters Recovery Foundation, a nonprofit that runs recovery housing across several cities on the Broward County coast. A specific street address for this location is not published; anyone interested should confirm placement and availability directly with the operator.
A Nonprofit Sober Living Operator
Blue Waters Recovery Foundation has operated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit since 2015, and it describes itself as independent of any treatment center, meaning residents keep their own outpatient providers while the foundation manages the housing itself. That structure gives a resident freedom to choose or change clinical care without it affecting where she lives.
Voluntary FARR Certification in Florida
Florida credentials recovery residences through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, the only entity the state's Department of Children and Families has approved for this purpose, under a program that is voluntary. A certified house has agreed to a written code of ethics and to outside review of complaints. Because the standard is optional, a prospective resident should ask Blue Waters Recovery Foundation directly about this specific house's current status.
Fort Lauderdale Recovery Housing in Broward County
Fort Lauderdale anchors Broward County and sits inside the same South Florida recovery corridor that continues north through Pompano Beach into Palm Beach County. Interstate 95, US 1 and Broward County Transit connect the city's outpatient providers and meeting halls, and the Fort Lauderdale Tri-Rail station reaches south into Miami-Dade County for residents who need it.
Reaching Blue Waters Recovery Foundation
Applications for this house go through Blue Waters Recovery Foundation, not a standalone landlord. Questions worth asking before move-in include how long the foundation has run women's housing in Broward County, whether it accepts referrals from outpatient providers, how fees and deposits are handled, and what its relapse and discharge policy says in writing.
More on the Sober House
Recovery House Amenities:
-Multiple managers living on the sober house property
-Upscale
-Luxury
-Pool
-Flat-screen TVs
-Close proximity to public transportation, job opportunities, and twelve-step clubhouses
Others who took the First Step
At a time in my life when I needed direction and guidance, Tiffany's staff/facility is where I gain strength, unconditional love, order, and peace as I learn about addiction. I am able to work through my issues with the help of a therapist provided by a professional affiliation of Tiffany's. The atmosphere in the Sober Living House is therapeutic, fun, and spiritual. The staff is great in that they are program knowledgeable of NA, AA, and community resources. The residents must keep their rooms and the house in which they live clean at all times and attend outside meetings. Meals and personal items are purchased by the residents. It is a wonderful place to regain the structure and a new way to live.
-Delca Beyah
