About this Recovery House
Serenity House & Support Center is a men's sober living home at 200 Homestead Avenue in Clarksville, Indiana, in Clark County. It is a 48-bed transitional residence built on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and run as a self-supporting 501(c)3 nonprofit.
A Men's Sober House on Homestead Avenue
Serenity House serves men only, housing up to 48 residents at a time on Homestead Avenue. Clarksville sits directly across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky, putting residents within reach of a much larger metro job market and treatment network while staying on the Indiana side.
A Large-Scale Transitional Residence
At 48 beds, this is one of the larger single-address recovery homes in the state, which means daily life depends heavily on a full schedule of in-house meetings and peer accountability among residents. The organization holds Lunch Bunch meetings every weekday, supplemented by weekly Alanon, Overeaters Anonymous and other twelve-step groups.
Regular Inspection and Code Compliance
The house states it is regularly inspected and meets safety, fire, zoning, township and state codes, a distinct claim from certification that speaks to the physical building itself. For a resident evaluating a large group home, that ongoing inspection record is a fact worth confirming directly with the organization.
Community Meetings Open Beyond Residents
Serenity House hosts meetings that draw people from the surrounding community, not only current residents, which keeps the house connected to a broader recovery network in Clark County.
Recovery Housing in Clark County
Clarksville is part of Clark County, directly across the river from Louisville, giving residents access to a large regional job market and treatment infrastructure without leaving Indiana. That geography makes Serenity House a practical option for men throughout Southern Indiana's stretch of the Louisville metro.
Applying to Serenity House
Prospective residents apply through the organization's online resident application, and a public waitlist tracks demand for the house's 48 beds.
Mission Statement:
Serenity House is committed to providing a structured transitional facility for men in an atmosphere of strength and fellowship to assist residents in learning self-discipline to maintain a productive life without the use of alcohol and other drugs. Our primary focus is to empower residents to find a way of living with spirituality, health, dignity and self-respect.
