Addiction Recovery Center Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Addiction Recovery Center is a certified women's sober house in Alamo, Georgia, the seat of Wheeler County. It holds Level II Type M certification from the Georgia Association of Recovery Residences and carries a THOR designation for transitional housing.

A Women's Sober House in Rural Middle Georgia

This program serves women in one of Middle Georgia's smaller counties, an area with far fewer recovery housing options than metro Atlanta. A monitored, single-gender house in a county this size functions as a regional resource, not a strictly local one, drawing women from neighboring counties where no comparable program exists.

What Level II Monitored Certification Establishes

Level II Type M certification through GARR describes a monitored, peer-managed model with structured oversight short of a fully supervised or clinical setting. Georgia does not license recovery residences directly, so this certification is the clearest outside record a family can verify before a resident moves in.

Transitional Housing for Reentry

The program's THOR designation marks it as available to women reentering the community after incarceration, a population that often has the fewest local housing options in a rural county. Pairing that reentry focus with GARR's monitored certification gives a referring agency or court a program it can point to with some confidence.

Recovery Housing in Wheeler County

Alamo is both the county seat and largest town in Wheeler County, one of Georgia's smallest and most rural counties. A certified program based here serves not just Alamo itself but the wider stretch of Middle Georgia where recovery housing is otherwise scarce.