About this Recovery House
954 Recovery for Women is a sober living home in Pompano Beach, Florida, in Broward County, operated by 954 Recovery.
A Women's Sober Living Home in Pompano Beach
954 Recovery for Women gives residents a single-gender house in Pompano Beach, part of Broward County's dense South Florida recovery community. Fort Lauderdale, the county seat, sits close enough that residents can reach outpatient providers, employers and twelve-step meetings across both cities without difficulty.
A Twelve-Step, Community-Based Program
954 Recovery builds its houses around the twelve-step program and community-based recovery instead of clinical treatment on site, so residents keep their own outpatient providers and prescribers while living at the house. The operator also offers services like natural healing and mind-body practices alongside the standard structure of house meetings and shared responsibilities.
Certified Recovery Residence Administration
954 Recovery's operations are overseen with input from a Certified Recovery Residence Administrator, a credential the Florida Certification Board grants to individuals who run recovery housing. That is a personal credential instead of a certification of the house itself, but it signals that someone with a state-recognized qualification is involved in how the property is managed.
Florida's Voluntary Sober Living Certification
Separately, Florida residences can seek certification through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, and the program is voluntary under state law. A family comparing 954 Recovery for Women to other Pompano Beach houses should ask the operator directly about its current certification status.
Recovery Housing in Broward County
Pompano Beach sits in South Florida's Broward County, one of the most concentrated recovery housing markets in the state, with Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale's court system all within a short drive. That density gives residents at 954 Recovery for Women a wide choice of outpatient providers and meetings without leaving the county.
More on the Sober House
Someone once described the journey to sobriety as, “A never-ending walk that can wear down even the strongest man if he were to walk alone.†Sadly, over the years, we have seen this happen too many times. That's why we foster a sense of sober house community at all our facilities conducive to recovery. You are not alone.
If you want to walk fast, walk alone; If you want to walk far, walk together.
Others who took the first step
954 recovery has helped me with my recovery, not only from housing, but with support from the community. This place is a home from home.
-Chasity Oates.
