United Recovery Project Sober Living - Hollywood Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

United Recovery Project Sober Living - Hollywood is a coed sober living home in Hollywood, Florida, in Broward County, on Johnson Street. The program is run by United Recovery Project, a South Florida operator that pairs sober living with clinical support for residents still early in treatment.

Same-Sex Housing Inside a Coed Program

United Recovery Project structures its Hollywood location as same-sex housing within an overall coed program, so men and women share the property while living in separate quarters with their own house rules. Curfews and randomized drug testing apply across the house, which gives residents an external structure during the period when internal structure is still being rebuilt.

Clinical Support Layered Onto Housing

Unlike a purely peer-run sober house, this program assigns each resident a primary therapist and builds a customized treatment plan around them. Daily meeting attendance is expected in the first few months, and the operator frames sober living as a step for someone who has completed detox or residential treatment and needs a supported bridge back to independent life.

Hollywood's Place in Broward County

Hollywood sits on Florida's southeast coast between Fort Lauderdale and Miami, inside Broward County's dense corridor of outpatient providers and recovery housing. Broward County Transit and the Hollywood/Fort Lauderdale area's proximity to Tri-Rail make outside appointments and meetings reachable without a car.

Certification Is Voluntary in Florida

Florida certifies recovery residences voluntarily through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, and the operator's marketing references industry accreditation without naming a specific residence certification. Anyone considering this house should ask United Recovery Project directly about its current certification status and fees.

More on The Sober House Whereas sober living homes are usually privately funded and more personalized, halfway houses tend to be government-funded and more communal. It is not too hard for a person to slip through the cracks and fall back into drug addiction while living in a halfway house. The individualized attention that private sober living homes provide makes it relatively difficult for a person to have time alone in which they may rediscover substance abuse. Our South Florida sober living homes help clients with a safe and sober environment in which they can relearn to live in society again, without drugs and alcohol as a crutch.