Harmony Home of Huntington Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Harmony Home of Huntington is a men's sober living home in Huntington, Indiana, in Huntington County. The nonprofit residence sits on East Tipton Street and runs a 12-step recovery program lasting nine to eighteen months.

A Men's Sober House Built on the 12 Steps

Harmony Home of Huntington structures its program around 12-step philosophy, with relapse prevention training, addiction education and group therapy layered on top of daily meeting attendance. The nine-to-eighteen-month range is longer than a typical sober living stay, built around giving a man real time to establish a stable, lasting foundation.

A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Recovery Home

Harmony Home of Huntington operates as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit and runs a thrift store to help fund its housing program, a common model for small recovery homes that do not rely solely on resident fees. That structure gives the organization a public accountability record beyond the house itself.

Meetings and Daily Structure

Residents attend regular Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings as part of the program, alongside the addiction education and relapse prevention work built into Harmony Home's own curriculum. The house also works with families of residents, offering a track for relatives to stay involved during a man's stay.

Recovery Housing in Huntington County

Huntington is the seat of Huntington County in Northeast Indiana, a smaller city between Fort Wayne and Marion. A men's recovery home here gives residents a quieter setting than the larger cities nearby while still keeping them within a short drive of Fort Wayne's larger job market and treatment providers.

Who This Program Serves

The nine-to-eighteen-month 12-step model at Harmony Home of Huntington suits a man ready to commit to a longer program built around meetings, education and gradual re-entry. Sponsorship, volunteering and donation support from the local community are built into how the house sustains itself.