Victory Parkway Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Victory Parkway is a coed sober living home in Cincinnati, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing for Hamilton County.

A Coed Recovery Residence for Parents in Hamilton County

Victory Parkway houses men and women and accepts residents with children, which sets it apart from most single-gender recovery housing in the region. Twenty-six beds makes it one of the larger certified residences Talbert House runs in Cincinnati, giving it enough capacity to house parents and children together without turning away a referral for lack of room.

Managed Certification and What It Requires of This Sober Home

Ohio Recovery Housing's Managed level describes peer-managed housing with added staff oversight, and certification itself commits the house to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, and a written relapse and discharge policy answerable outside the house. Clinical treatment for residents stays with outpatient providers.

Twenty-Six Beds in One Cincinnati Sober Living Home

A household this size runs on structure: shared spaces, meeting schedules and chore rotations have to be explicit for that many residents to function as one house. The scale also means Victory Parkway can usually accommodate a parent moving quickly with a child in tow.

Talbert House's Recovery Housing Network in Cincinnati

Talbert House operates several certified residences across Hamilton, Brown and Clinton counties, and Victory Parkway is among its largest. The organization's footprint means a resident who outgrows one house can often move within the same network.

Applying to Victory Parkway, a Cincinnati Sober Living Home

The street address is not published, and applications go through Talbert House. Ask what the weekly fee covers, how the house accommodates children, and how bedrooms are assigned before agreeing to move in.