Hope Recovery Resources Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hope Recovery Resources is a coed sober house on Peachtree Dunwoody Road in Atlanta, Georgia, in Fulton County, operated by a founding member of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences.

A Coed Sober House on Peachtree Dunwoody Road

The residence sits in the Peachtree Dunwoody corridor of Atlanta, inside Fulton County, and houses men and women through an organization that describes its mission as bringing lasting recovery to a wide range of people. Atlanta's position as the state capital and Fulton County seat keeps residents close to the widest concentration of treatment providers and employers in Georgia.

NARR Level II and Level III Housing

HOPE Recovery Resources operates residences at both NARR Level II and Level III, meaning some houses run on a peer-managed model and others carry additional staff supervision. As a founding and active member of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, the organization has built its program around the association's standards, alongside whatever certification Georgia's own affiliate, GARR, applies to a specific address.

Part of a Wider Atlanta Recovery Network

Hope Recovery Resources also runs HOPE Family RCO, a recovery community organization serving north Fulton County, extending its reach past housing into broader recovery support work across the metro area.

Recovery Housing in Fulton County

Fulton County concentrates Georgia's largest job market, its widest range of outpatient providers and its busiest courts, and a Peachtree Dunwoody address puts residents inside all three without a long commute.

WE BELIEVE that there are as many pathways to Recovery as there are individuals that seek it. We believe that Recovery happens over time. We believe that we best integrate Recovery within a community of support. We believe that Recovery is for Everyone. OUR MISSION Is to bring lasting recovery to a wide demographic range of individuals.We strive to provide the highest caliber of rehabilitative service through:• Professional staff who provide a wide range of recovery support services• An environment where networked, ongoing collaboration is emphasized• Safe residences in a comfortable, supervised, apartment home setting• A full range of ongoing continuing care services and support, at both the residential and non-residential level