Hope Quest Ministry Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hope Quest Ministry operates a men's sober living home in Acworth, Georgia, in Cobb County, carrying Level IV Type C, or Clinical, certification through the GARR Network.

A Men's Recovery Residence on an 18-Acre Campus

The Acworth property sits on eighteen wooded acres with walking trails, a sports court, a recreation room and a gym built into the residential setting, a scale unusual for a sober living home in Cobb County. Hope Quest does not publish a street address for the location, so an applicant confirms the exact site through intake.

Level IV Clinical Certification Through GARR

A Level IV, or Type C, certification from the GARR Network is the highest tier Georgia's certifying body grants. It means clinical services are delivered on site, with licensed staff directly involved in daily programming, a step beyond the outside-referral model most sober living certifications assume. Georgia does not license recovery residences directly, so this certification is the credential that separates a clinically staffed program from an unregulated sober house.

A Twelve-Week Christ-Centered Program

Hope Quest Ministry runs its residential program on a twelve-week model built around a Christ-centered approach the organization describes as clinically effective, meaning the faith-based curriculum runs alongside licensed clinical care. The organization has operated in the Atlanta area since 2001.

Cobb County Recovery Housing Near Marietta

Acworth sits in Cobb County, with Marietta serving as the county seat a short drive south. That location keeps the Acworth campus within reach of Cobb County's courts, outpatient providers and the broader Metro Atlanta job market, while the wooded setting is removed enough from the city to support a twelve-week clinical stay.