House of Ruth Transitional Recovery Home Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The House of Ruth Transitional Recovery Home is a women's sober living home on Summit Avenue in Connersville, Indiana, in Fayette County. It carries Level II designation on the state's DMHA Recovery Residence list and is operated by House of Ruth, which runs three certified homes on the same street.

A Women's Sober House on Summit Avenue

This sober house in Connersville serves women in recovery, and it sits among a small cluster of homes the operator runs on the same street. That concentration matters practically: neighbors, house staff and the operator's own office are all within a short walk of each other, which keeps oversight close and transportation short for anyone without a car yet.

What Level II Designation Establishes on Indiana's Registry

Indiana's Family and Social Services Administration designates recovery residences at Levels II, III and IV, and this house holds Level II. The state's registry lists the designation and confirms the house has met the standards behind it, which include a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a documented relapse and discharge policy overseen by INARR, the state's NARR affiliate.

One of Three House of Ruth Homes on Summit Avenue

House of Ruth operates this residence alongside two others on the same Connersville street, each carrying its own DMHA designation. A resident who needs a different pace or a different set of housemates later can raise it with an operator who already knows her.

Recovery Housing in Fayette County

Connersville is the seat of Fayette County and the largest town in this part of east central Indiana, which keeps courts, outpatient providers and the county's social services within reach of Summit Avenue. For women coming out of treatment from the smaller communities nearby, Connersville is usually the closest place with recovery housing at this level of structure.