A.R.C.H. O'Hanlon Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

A.R.C.H. O'Hanlon is a men's recovery residence on North 58th Street in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County. It is the second of two Omaha addresses run by Alcoholics Resocialization Counseling Help, and it operates on the same terms as the organization's midtown house.

A Men's Recovery Home in Northwest Omaha

North 58th Street runs through the Benson side of the city, well away from the midtown medical district where the operator's other house sits. The two addresses give applicants a genuine choice of neighborhood inside one program. Someone whose employer, family or meeting home group is on the north or west side of Omaha can take a bed here without changing anything else about the arrangement.

House Rules at This Omaha Sober Living Address

Men aged 19 and over are eligible. Full-time employment is required and maintained, not just obtained. One individual counseling session a week is mandatory, alongside three to five twelve-step meetings. Screening comes before the wait list. The fee is $140 weekly for room, board and counseling, with an added charge for applicants relocating from another state.

Recovery Housing Oversight in Nebraska

No Nebraska agency certifies recovery residences and no state affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences exists to inspect one. What a family can verify instead is that this operator has published its fee, its rules and its screening process, and that it runs the same program at both of its addresses. Consistency between houses under one name is a reasonable thing to test on a phone call.

Douglas County Sober Houses and Daily Logistics

Omaha carries the state's largest employment base and its densest meeting schedule, and Metro's bus network reaches this part of the city. Because a job is a condition of staying, a prospective resident should work out the commute before accepting a bed. Anyone comparing this address with the operator's midtown house should ask which one currently has openings and which is closer to where they already work.