A Chance Everyday Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

A Chance Everyday, also known as Giving Grace, is a women's sober living home on State Road 64 in Marengo, Indiana, in Crawford County. The house is a small residential recovery program for women, with room for four to eight residents at a time.

A Women's Sober House on State Road 64

A Chance Everyday houses women in recovery on State Road 64 just outside Marengo, a small community in Crawford County. The program takes as few as four and as many as eight residents at a time, a scale that keeps the household small enough for close accountability among the women living there.

A Small Recovery Home in Crawford County

Grassroots homes at this scale usually run on a founder's direct involvement, and A Chance Everyday fits that pattern. A small resident count means fewer people sharing bathrooms and common space, and it means the person running the house typically knows every resident by name.

Recovery Housing in Rural Southern Indiana

Crawford County is one of Indiana's least populated counties, a stretch of hill country near I-64 that includes the Hoosier National Forest and the county seat of English. Recovery options are thin on the ground in this part of the state, and a small women's home in Marengo serves a rural area where the nearest comparable housing might otherwise be a county or two away.

What to Ask Before Applying to A Chance Everyday

Because the house is small and independently run, the questions that matter most are practical ones: how many beds are open right now, what the house expects day to day, and how a resident gets to work, meetings or appointments from a rural State Road 64 address without her own car. A program this size can usually answer all three without a formal intake packet.