Women's Triangle Recovery House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Women's Triangle Recovery House is a sober living home in Madisonville, Kentucky, in Hopkins County. It occupies a restored historic home on South Scott Street, run as a faith-based nonprofit since 2011 by Triangle House.

A Restored Historic Home for Women in Recovery

Women's Triangle Recovery House operates out of a 2,625 square foot historic home with 13 rooms, restored specifically to house women in recovery. Eight residents live there at a time, a scale small enough that house structure runs on close relationships among a small group, which is part of what a faith-based program of this size is built around.

A Faith-Based Nonprofit Since 2011

Triangle House has operated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit since 2011, which gives Women's Triangle Recovery House more than a decade of continuous operation in Madisonville. A registered nonprofit with that history has a public record a family can check, including tax filings and a documented mission, ahead of anything a for-profit landlord operating rooms out of a house would have to disclose.

Kentucky's Certification Requirement

Kentucky requires every recovery residence to be certified through the Kentucky Recovery Housing Network, and state agencies and health providers cannot refer anyone to a house that has not gone through that process. That requirement applies to a small faith-based nonprofit the same way it does to a large multi-site operator.

Recovery Housing in Hopkins County

Madisonville is the seat of Hopkins County in western Kentucky, and a small, faith-based recovery home there fills a role that a larger institutional program cannot: a household-scale setting inside a residential neighborhood. For a woman who wants recovery housing that feels like a home, that scale is the draw.