Mary Carol's Foundation Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mary Carol's Foundation is a certified women's sober living home in Stockbridge, Georgia, in Henry County, and it welcomes LGBTQIA+ residents into a Level II Type M monitored recovery residence.

A Women's Sober House Open to LGBTQIA+ Residents

Mary Carol's Foundation serves women, including LGBTQIA+ women, an explicit inclusion that not every certified sober house in Georgia states. GARR does not publish a street address for this program, so residents are directed to the Stockbridge area generally, with an exact address confirmed once an application moves forward.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

The program accepts residents on methadone and residents on suboxone, a real distinction in a state where acceptance of medication for opioid use disorder is not universal among sober living operators. A woman managing a prescribed medication does not have to choose between that treatment and stable housing here.

What Level II Type M Certification Establishes

Level II Type M certification through GARR commits the program to monitored housing standards: disclosed fees, written house rules and an outside complaint process, all voluntary under Georgia law but binding once a residence signs on.

Recovery Housing in Henry County

Stockbridge sits inside Henry County, in the Metro Atlanta region, with McDonough as the county seat close by. That location keeps Mary Carol's Foundation within reach of Atlanta's outpatient providers and employment base while offering a quieter setting than the city itself.

Applying to Mary Carol's Foundation

Applicants should contact Mary Carol's Foundation directly. The monthly cost runs between five hundred and eight hundred dollars, and certification means fees and rules must be disclosed in writing before move-in.