An Anchor of Hope Sober Living Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

An Anchor of Hope Sober Living is a coed sober living home in Dublin, Georgia, the seat of Laurens County. The community houses young men and women together under one roof and organizes daily life around a twelve-step framework, peer mentorship and a shared expectation of personal accountability.

A Coed Sober House on Calhoun Street

Men and women live at An Anchor of Hope under separate house rules for shared space, and the arrangement reflects a program built around fellowship, not a single-gender household. Calhoun Street sits inside Dublin's residential core, close enough to the city's churches, meeting halls and job centers that a resident without a car can still keep a routine.

A Twelve-Step Foundation for This Recovery Residence

The house frames recovery as a relationship built on mutual support: residents further along mentor newer arrivals, and the program encourages each person to develop what it calls a personal relationship with a higher power alongside the practical work of staying housed and employed. Life skills instruction and referrals to outpatient care round out the daily structure.

Sober Living in Dublin and Laurens County

Dublin is the county seat of Laurens County and the commercial hub of this stretch of Middle Georgia, home to Fairview Park Hospital and Oconee Fall Line Technical College. A recovery residence in the county seat puts residents within reach of court dates, medical appointments and entry-level work without a second move.

Applying to This Dublin Sober Living Home

An Anchor of Hope takes inquiries directly from prospective residents and their families. Georgia does not license recovery residences, so a program's own account of its structure, its expectations and its daily routine is what a family has to weigh before move-in, and Dublin's is built on community and mentorship, not clinical supervision.

Helping Others Help Themselves... At our sober living facility, we follow the philosophy of “people helping themselves.” Our specialty is helping young men and women rediscover their passion for life. We recognize that recovery is not a solo effort, but one that takes a supportive community and many resources. An Anchor of Hope was founded by individuals with long-term recovery who recognized that addicts helping each other create a tremendous program. Daily living in our community lets clients create a recovery network while rebuilding their lives.