Sober Living House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Sober Living House is a certified women's sober living home in Columbus, Ohio, in Franklin County, operated by Lower Lights Ministries and certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Peer-Run level.

Peer-Run Certification at This Women's Sober Home

The Peer-Run level means residents themselves carry primary responsibility for running the household, with structure and accountability coming from the residents as a group, without live-in staff directing daily life. Ohio Recovery Housing still requires the same baseline of any certified residence: a published code of ethics, fees and rules disclosed before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process that answers outside the house.

A Small Women's Recovery Residence on Columbus's West Side

Four beds keeps the household small, which suits a peer-run model where residents are expected to hold each other accountable without a live-in manager mediating every disagreement. The house sits in the 43222 ZIP on Columbus's West Side, an area with a long history of faith-based social service work.

Columbus and Franklin County Recovery Housing

Columbus is the seat of Franklin County and the state capital, with hospital systems, courts and outpatient treatment providers concentrated citywide. A small peer-run house here sits within reach of far more services than the same certification would offer in a rural county.

Applying to This Columbus Sober Living Home

The street address is not published, and placement runs through Lower Lights Ministries. Ask how the peer-run structure works day to day, what is expected of residents in a house without live-in staff, and how the four beds typically turn over.