The Rose Home Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Rose Home is a women's recovery home in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in Allen County.

A Women's Sober House on Wayne Trace

The Rose Home serves women in recovery from a residential stretch of Wayne Trace on Fort Wayne's south side. The location sits within Allen County's largest city and its concentration of outpatient providers, courts and employers, all reachable without leaving the county.

Recovery Housing in Fort Wayne and Allen County

Fort Wayne is the seat of Allen County and the largest city in Northeast Indiana, serving as the regional hub for a large stretch of the state's northeast corner. A women's sober house in the city puts residents inside that network.

Indiana's Approach to Recovery Residence Oversight

Indiana requires a recovery residence to register with the state only if it seeks reimbursement through programs like Recovery Works or uses the words "recovery residence" in its own marketing. A house that does neither is under no obligation to appear on the state's registry, and its absence from that list carries no negative meaning.

What to Ask Before Moving Into The Rose Home

Applications for The Rose Home go directly to the organization. Questions worth asking before moving in include what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, how bedrooms are assigned, and what the house's policy is on relapse and discharge.

The Rose Home is a place of hope and healing.  Our desired number of residents is ten.  In order to achieve the greatest good, we are very selective about the women we admit to our home and our application process is designed to work with our program.   We choose women who have a true desire for change in their lives and are willing to work hard to achieve it through a Christian based, five-level recovery program.​​ Candidates must be physically, mentally, and emotionally stable to be admitted.   You must complete an application. You may obtain an application in several different ways.  You may call the staff at the Rose Home in Fort Wayne