New LIFE Recovery Homes Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

New LIFE Recovery Homes is a coed sober living home in East Dublin, Georgia, in Laurens County. It sits along US-319 just outside Dublin, the county seat, and houses men and women in recovery together under one set of house rules.

A Coed Sober House on US-319

This recovery home serves both men and women, a structure that keeps one household and one set of expectations instead of splitting residents across separate addresses. Its location on US-319 puts it a short drive from Dublin, the larger city just across the Oconee River, where most of Laurens County's services are concentrated.

A Shared Household for Men and Women in Recovery

Coed sober living asks something specific of residents: comfort sharing common space and house meetings across gender lines, with rules that apply the same way to everyone in the house. For some residents that arrangement fits better than a single-gender house, particularly couples or residents who prioritize program fit over gender separation.

Recovery Housing in Laurens County

East Dublin sits directly across the river from Dublin, the seat of Laurens County and the commercial hub of this stretch of Middle Georgia. Residents at New LIFE Recovery Homes have the county's outpatient providers, courts and employers within a short drive despite the house's quieter, more rural setting.

Applying to New LIFE Recovery Homes

Applicants should contact New LIFE Recovery Homes directly, since the operator does not currently maintain an active website. Expect questions about sobriety time, any outpatient treatment in place, and comfort living in a coed household.

ABOUT US This residence was founded by me, (Christy Foskey) and a few other supporters, who choose to remain anonymous.   The need was there and we'd seen many who were struggling; either as returning citizens or in early recovery who had no transportation or housing conducive to recovery.  So, we set out to provide housing, transportation, support, and connection to supportive services to people seeking recovery and positive change. Our staff consists of CPS-ADs, (Certified Peer Specialist-Addictive Disease) CARES (Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialist), and a MAC (Master Addiction Counselor).