About this Recovery House
The Rose Garden Recovery is a women's sober living home on County Road 29 in Syracuse, Indiana, in Kosciusko County.
A Women's Sober House Near Syracuse
The Rose Garden Recovery Community operates a women's residence on County Road 29 outside Syracuse, in Kosciusko County. The property houses up to ten women at a time, all working through the same structured recovery program together.
A Nine-Month Residential Recovery Program
The core program runs nine months and requires residents to participate in counseling, life-skills instruction and twelve-step meetings throughout their stay. That length sets a clear expectation from day one: a resident is committing to a defined term of structured recovery work, and the counseling and life-skills components run alongside twelve-step participation throughout that term.
A Graduate Home for Continued Recovery
Beyond the primary residence, Rose Garden Recovery Community also runs a graduate home for women who have completed at least nine months of sobriety in any recovery program, not only its own. That option runs six to fifteen months and gives a woman leaving structured residential care a lower-intensity next step toward fully independent living.
A Christian Community Built for Structure
The organization describes its mission as transforming the lives of women held captive by drug and alcohol addiction through a safe, structured Christian community. Daily routines are built to reinforce sobriety and discipline, and the program expects abstinence, personal responsibility and spiritual growth as the framework residents work within every day.
Recovery Housing in Kosciusko County
Syracuse sits in Kosciusko County, in north central Indiana, with Warsaw as the county seat nearby. The Rose Garden Recovery Community draws residents from across a wider stretch of the region, including Warsaw, Goshen and Elkhart, which makes this rural Kosciusko County address a regional option.
Applying to The Rose Garden Recovery
Women apply to The Rose Garden Recovery Community directly through the organization. A December 2024 television news feature on the program described its work helping women overcome addiction, and prospective residents or referring professionals can use that kind of public reporting alongside a direct conversation with staff to understand what daily life in the program looks like before committing to the nine-month term.
Recovery Program
Our Recovery Program is a property located in Syracuse, IN with capacity for up to 10 women. This is the site of our original program, which has successfully helped many women from a variety of counties.
Sober living homes are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in sober homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home
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