Lost & Found Recovery Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Lost & Found Recovery is a coed sober house in Jesup, Georgia, in Wayne County, certified at Level II Type M by the GARR Network.

A Coed Sober House in Jesup

Jesup is the seat of Wayne County, in the coastal and southeast Georgia region, and Lost & Found Recovery runs a twelve-month sober living program there for both men and women. The organization does not publish a street address for the residence, so an applicant confirms the exact location through intake.

Level II Monitored Certification Through GARR

A Level II, or Type M, certification from the GARR Network describes a monitored, peer-managed household. Georgia does not license recovery residences directly, so this certification is the credential a resident or family can check before applying.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

Lost & Found Recovery accepts residents on suboxone and methadone, a policy that matters because acceptance is not universal in sober living, and someone on a prescribed medication who loses housing over it can lose the medication along with it.

Advocacy, Education and Peer Support

Beyond housing, the organization runs Narcan training and describes its mission as advocating, educating and training people affected by substance use disorder, work that extends into the wider Wayne County community.

A Monthly Fee Between $1,000 and $1,200

The program lists a monthly cost of $1,000 to $1,200 across its twelve-month length, funding both the housing and the peer support structure built around it.

Recovery Housing in Coastal and Southeast Georgia

Wayne County sits within Georgia's coastal and southeast region, and Jesup's role as county seat keeps courts, outpatient providers and employers within reach of the house.