Alices House Recovery Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Alice's House Recovery is a women's sober living home on Indiana Avenue in Valparaiso, Indiana, in Porter County. The house is operated by Alice's House Recovery, a community organization founded in 2000 to serve women recovering from addiction in the area.

A Women's Sober House on Indiana Avenue

Alice's House Recovery serves women exclusively, offering a structured, supervised environment for residents transitioning out of treatment. Indiana Avenue sits in Valparaiso's residential fabric, close to the services and support network the house was built to connect residents with.

Structure and Peer Support

Residents live under round-the-clock supervision, with in-house counseling and shared meals built into daily life. Access to Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings, both open and closed, is part of the house's routine, giving residents a peer recovery network on top of the household structure itself.

One of the Only Options for Women in Porter County

Alice's House Recovery has been described as the only house of its kind serving women specifically in Porter County, a scarcity that makes this Valparaiso address a significant option for women in Northwest Indiana who need housing built specifically around women in recovery.

Recovery Housing in Valparaiso and Porter County

Valparaiso is the seat of Porter County, sitting between Chicago's orbit to the north and the more rural stretches of Northwest Indiana to the south. A resident at Alice's House Recovery has access to the county courthouse, outpatient providers and Valparaiso's job market without leaving the city.

Applying to Alice's House Recovery

Prospective residents should reach out directly to confirm current availability, house rules, and the expected length of stay, since the organization is a small, community-run operator.