Centerstone Recovery Transitional Housing Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Centerstone Recovery Transitional Housing is a women's sober living home in Bloomington, Indiana, in Monroe County. Centerstone of Indiana, Inc. operates the house on East Second Street, and it carries a Level III designation from Indiana's Family and Social Services Administration.

A Women's Recovery Home on East Second Street

This Bloomington sober house serves women in recovery, and it goes further than most single-gender houses: women can live here with their young children while they work through early recovery. Custody is one of the most common reasons a mother in recovery avoids treatment altogether, and a program built to keep a parent and child together removes that barrier instead of asking her to choose.

Centerstone's Recovery Transitional Housing Program

Centerstone launched this program in 2018 to combine stable housing with the treatment supports a mother in recovery needs while she works, builds recovery capital and looks for permanent housing. Level III designation means staff support runs around the clock, a structure that matters when a resident is managing early recovery and a child's daily needs at the same time.

What Indiana's Recovery Residence Designation Confirms

Indiana requires designation only when a residence takes state reimbursement or uses the words "recovery residence" in its marketing, and this East Second Street house carries it under Centerstone's continuum of care. That record sits with the Indiana Affiliation of Recovery Residences, the state's NARR affiliate, and it gives a referring provider or family a standard to check against.

Part of a Four-House Indiana Network

This house is one of two Centerstone of Indiana recovery homes in Bloomington, alongside Recovery House on North Rogers Street, and one of four across South Central Indiana with locations in Columbus and Nashville as well. A resident whose needs change, including a move toward independent housing after the children's program, can raise it with the same organization managing her care.

Recovery Housing in Bloomington and Monroe County

Bloomington is the seat of Monroe County and home to Indiana University, which means a resident here has access to a larger hospital network, more outpatient behavioral health capacity and more entry-level and service work than Centerstone's smaller South Central Indiana locations. For a mother rebuilding stability with a child, that density of resources, from pediatric care to childcare assistance, is part of what makes Bloomington workable.