House of Grace Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

House of Grace is a women's sober living home in Thorntown, Indiana, on US-52 in Boone County, run in connection with Thorntown Trinity Chapel.

A Women's Sober House on US-52

Thorntown is a small town on the Boone County line, and House of Grace serves women in recovery from a highway-facing address on US-52. That kind of location keeps the house visible and easy to find for a family driving in from outside the county, which matters for a program run by a local congregation.

A Church-Connected Recovery Home

House of Grace operates in connection with Thorntown Trinity Chapel, which gives the program a faith-based foundation and a built-in base of local volunteers and support. Small, congregation-run recovery homes like this one are common in rural Indiana, where a formal multi-home operator often has no presence at all.

What to Ask Before Moving In

Indiana does not require a private-pay recovery home to appear on the state's DMHA designation list unless it takes state reimbursement funding or markets itself using the words "recovery residence," so a small church-run house can operate entirely outside that list without anything being wrong. The practical questions are the same ones worth asking anywhere: what the weekly cost covers, whether someone lives on site, and what the house expects in the first month.

Recovery Housing in Boone County

Thorntown sits in Central Indiana, within reach of Lebanon, the Boone County seat, and of the Indianapolis metro area beyond it. Women without a car can still reach outpatient providers and family in the surrounding towns, which is part of what makes a small-town recovery home like this a realistic option.