SKYHope Recovery Program for Women Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

SKYHope Recovery Program for Women is a sober living home in Somerset, Kentucky, in Pulaski County. It runs a long-term, peer-driven residential program lasting six to twelve months and houses roughly 100 women at a time on Union Street.

A Peer-Driven Women's Recovery Home

SKYHope Recovery Program for Women is built around peer accountability, with women further along in the program supporting those who are newer to it. At a scale of roughly 100 residents, that peer structure carries real organizational weight: house leadership, chores and daily routine are distributed across a large community.

Six to Twelve Months of Structured Housing

The program's length, six to twelve months, sits well beyond a typical short-term sober living stay and gives residents time to move through stages of increasing independence before leaving. As of mid-August 2026, the program was confirmed to be accepting new residents.

Kentucky's Certification Requirement

Kentucky requires every recovery residence to be certified through the Kentucky Recovery Housing Network, and the law bars state agencies and treatment providers from referring anyone to a house that has not gone through that process. A program of this scale operating in a smaller Kentucky city depends on that referral pipeline to stay full.

Recovery Housing in the Lake Cumberland Region

Somerset is the seat of Pulaski County and the largest city in the Lake Cumberland region of southern Kentucky, an area with relatively few large-scale recovery housing options. A program housing around 100 women at once represents a significant share of the dedicated recovery beds available across that whole region, which is why it draws residents well beyond Somerset itself.