Lee Lee's Place Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Lee Lee's Place is a women's sober house in Statesboro, Georgia, in Bulloch County, certified at Level II Type M by the GARR Network.

A Women's Sober House in Bulloch County

Statesboro is the seat of Bulloch County and home to Georgia Southern University, which anchors the local job market and gives residents a range of entry-level and service work within reach. Lee Lee's Place does not publish a street address, so an applicant confirms the exact location directly with the program.

Level II Monitored Certification Through GARR

A Level II, or Type M, certification from the GARR Network describes a monitored, peer-managed household, where residents run daily life themselves and a monitor checks in on a regular basis. Georgia does not license recovery residences on its own, so this certification is what a resident or family can verify.

Peer Accountability for Women in Early Recovery

A monitored model puts the weight of daily structure on the women living in the house together, which works well for someone who no longer needs staff supervision but still benefits from housemates who share the same expectations.

Recovery Housing in Coastal and Southeast Georgia

Statesboro sits in the coastal and southeast Georgia region, and as Bulloch County's seat it serves as the area's hub for courts, outpatient care and employment, keeping Lee Lee's Place within reach of everything a resident needs during her stay.