Sober Living America Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Sober Living America is a coed sober living home in Indianapolis, Indiana, in Marion County. The nonprofit has provided peer-based recovery housing since 1994 and operates its Indianapolis program as one of forty-one cities nationwide where it houses people rebuilding their lives after addiction.

Apartment-Style Sober Living in Indianapolis

Sober Living America runs its Indianapolis housing on an apartment-style model, placing residents with roommates who are working through the same peer-to-peer recovery process. That structure gives residents more privacy than a traditional group sober house while still building in the accountability that comes from living with people in active recovery.

A Coed Recovery Housing Program

Unlike most sober houses, which separate men and women into different addresses, Sober Living America houses both in its Indianapolis program, organized by apartment across the city. The organization reports it has helped more than one hundred thousand people since 1994 across its full network, and the same program model applies in Indianapolis.

Career Development Alongside Housing

Sober Living America pairs its Indianapolis housing with career development services, connecting residents with employers for practical work experience, and it publishes a program fee of $275 a week for the housing itself. Transportation services are also part of the model, with vans that move residents between work, meetings and appointments.

Recovery Housing in Marion County

Indianapolis is the state capital and the seat of Marion County, giving Sober Living America access to a large base of employers, treatment providers and AA and NA meetings within a single service area. The organization does not publish a street address for its Indianapolis housing; placement runs through the organization directly once a resident is accepted.