About this Recovery House
Mary Hall Freedom House is a women's sober living home in Atlanta, Georgia, in Fulton County. It sits on Roswell Road on the city's north side and is operated by Mary Hall Freedom Village, a nonprofit that runs supportive housing for women rebuilding their lives after addiction.
A Women's Sober House on Roswell Road
This sober living home in Atlanta serves women only, which keeps house meetings, bathrooms and common space single-gender and lets one set of expectations apply to everyone living there. Roswell Road is one of the busiest corridors on Atlanta's north side, running past Sandy Springs and into the city's Buckhead district, and MARTA bus routes along the corridor put groceries, pharmacies and job sites within reach without a car.
Mary Hall Freedom Village's Recovery Housing Program
Mary Hall Freedom Village has worked with women in early recovery in the Atlanta area for years, pairing a stable address with the accountability of living alongside other women working the same program. The house functions as the residential piece of that work: a place to live while the rest of a woman's recovery, whether outpatient treatment, a job search or reconnecting with family, gets built around it.
Recovery Housing in Fulton County and Metro Atlanta
Atlanta is both the seat of Fulton County and the hub of the entire metro region, and that scale matters for a woman rebuilding a routine. Outpatient providers, community colleges, courts and entry-level employers are all a short drive or bus ride from Roswell Road, and a resident who needs a specialist or a meeting outside the neighborhood rarely has to leave the county to find one.
Applying to Mary Hall Freedom House
Placement runs through Mary Hall Freedom Village directly. Applicants can expect to be asked about sobriety time, any outpatient or medical commitments already in place, and what support they will need once they move in, since a house built around shared accountability works best when everyone living there is oriented the same way.
ABOUT US
Since its humble beginnings of one apartment and two women, Mary Hall Freedom Village currently provides housing and services to over 250 women and over 80 children on any given day, restoring over 1,000 lives annually, and has served more the 15,000 women since 1996.
RECOVERY HOUSING
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING
Provides services for women and women with children with significant substance abuse impairment, and who, typically, have not progressed in a less intensive setting, or lack supports and require a highly structured and specialized environment.
COMMUNITY TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
Community Transitional Housing is designed to provide a supportive living for women and women with children who have suffered from addiction and homelessness, offering a safe place to rebuild their lives. The goal of Community Transitional Housing is to allow participants the opportunity to save money to be independent in the community.
SOBER LIVING
Provides long term housing to women and women with children sharing an apartment in the community living independent of treatment, a life of recovery one day at a time.
