The Hickey House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Hickey House is a men's sober living home in Helen, Georgia, in White County. It holds Level II Type M (Monitored) certification and is approved through Georgia's THOR reentry program, with a published monthly fee between $1,000 and $1,200.

A Monitored Sober House in the Alpine Village of Helen

Helen is a small Bavarian-style tourist town in White County, and a sober living home here puts residents somewhat apart from a big-city recovery scene while still inside reach of Cleveland, the county seat, and the wider northeast Georgia region. No street address is published for this location, and placement is arranged directly with the operator.

What Level II Monitored Certification and a Published Fee Establish

Level II Type M certification describes a peer-managed house where residents largely run daily life themselves under a monitored structure, and the $1,000 to $1,200 monthly fee is disclosed as part of that certification's requirement to put costs in writing before move-in. Georgia does not license recovery residences, so a monitored certification through GARR is the clearest external record a prospective resident can check.

THOR Approval for Reentry in White County

THOR approval marks the Hickey House as recognized transitional housing for people reentering the community after incarceration, which matters for men whose recovery plan is tied to a reentry program or a parole condition.

Recovery Housing in White County, Georgia

White County sits in Georgia's northeast corner, with Cleveland as its seat and Helen as its best-known town. Recovery housing options are limited in a county this size, and a monitored, THOR-approved men's house gives the area a structured option that does not require relocating to metro Atlanta.

Reaching The Hickey House

Applications go through the operator directly. Worth asking: what the monthly fee covers beyond rent, whether a deposit is required, how THOR referrals are handled, and what day-to-day expectations look like under Level II monitoring.