Dove Recovery House of Dubois County Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Dove Recovery House of Dubois County is a women's recovery home in Jasper, Indiana, in Dubois County, opened in 2022 by Dove Recovery House for Women, Inc. It holds Level IV certification through the Indiana Affiliation of Recovery Residences and serves fifteen women at a time, the smaller of the operator's two current Indiana locations.

A Level IV Women's Recovery Home in Jasper

Jasper is the largest city in Dubois County and the commercial hub of a largely rural stretch of southwest Indiana, and this home gives women in that part of the state an option that used to mean a move to Indianapolis. Fifteen women live here at a time, small enough that staff know every resident by name, and the organization runs the same free-of-charge model here that it built first in Marion County.

What Level IV Certification Establishes

Level IV is the most clinically integrated tier the Indiana Affiliation of Recovery Residences certifies, and it fits an operator that runs its own treatment services in house. The designation commits the home to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules before move-in, and a complaint process that runs through the state's NARR affiliate.

Free Recovery Programming for Women in Southwest Indiana

Residents receive housing, case management, peer recovery coaching and clinical treatment services at no cost, the same model Dove Recovery House for Women uses at its larger Indianapolis home. Grants and donors, not resident fees, cover the roughly $287 average weekly cost of serving one woman, which keeps the Jasper home open to women who have no other way to pay for structured recovery housing.

Dove Recovery House for Women's Second Indiana Location

The Jasper home is the newer of the organization's two current Indiana residences, following the original Marion County home in Indianapolis by more than two decades. A woman applying to Dove Recovery House for Women is considered for whichever county has capacity, and the Jasper location means that decision no longer has to mean leaving southwest Indiana.