Lydia's House - Refuge of Hope Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Lydia's House - Refuge of Hope is a coed sober house in Quitman, Georgia, in Brooks County, certified at Level II Type M by the GARR Network.

A Faith-Based Coed Sober House in Brooks County

Quitman is the seat of Brooks County, in the south Georgia region, and Lydia's House - Refuge of Hope runs its recovery program for men and women under Azalea Prison Ministry, an organization built around outreach to people leaving incarceration. The residence does not publish a street address, 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.

Reentry-Focused Recovery Support

Azalea Prison Ministry's background in prison outreach shapes how Lydia's House operates: residents arriving directly from incarceration find a program built around reentry as much as sobriety, addressing needs a general aftercare house does not always cover.

Recovery Housing in South Georgia

Brooks County sits in the south Georgia region, and Quitman's role as county seat makes it the area's hub for courts and services, a place where recovery housing options are comparatively scarce.