Bill Mullins Transitional Home for Women Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Bill Mullins Transitional Home for Women is a sober living home on Summit Avenue in Connersville, Indiana, in Fayette County, holding Level III designation on Indiana's DMHA Recovery Residence list.

A Transitional Sober House for Women

This residence gives women a named, memorial-style house among the three that House of Ruth runs on Summit Avenue. Transitional housing at this level is built for women who have completed an earlier stage of treatment and need a structured address while they rebuild routine, employment and family relationships.

Level III Certification Under Indiana's DMHA Registry

Indiana designates recovery residences at Levels II, III and IV, and the Bill Mullins house carries Level III, the same tier as one of its two sister houses on the street. Designation requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules, and a written relapse and discharge policy, all reviewed under INARR standards before the state lists it.

Within the House of Ruth Portfolio

House of Ruth operates the Bill Mullins house together with two other designated residences a few addresses away, all under one nonprofit and one set of governing standards. That common ownership means a transfer between houses, if one is ever needed, stays inside an organization already familiar with a resident's history.

East Central Indiana Recovery Homes and Fayette County

Fayette County's seat, Connersville, is a small but self-contained service center in east central Indiana, and Summit Avenue's cluster of recovery homes is the county's concentration point for this kind of housing. Women from the surrounding rural townships typically look here first.