Bridge of Hope Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Bridge of Hope is a women's sober living home in Ironton, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and serving Lawrence County. It is certified at the Managed level, houses sixteen residents, and is wheelchair accessible.

A Certified Women's Sober House on the Ohio River

Sixteen beds makes this a sizable certified residence for southern Ohio, and the house serves women only, so every bathroom, meeting and common space follows a single set of rules built for one population. A wheelchair-accessible layout means mobility is not a barrier to applying.

What Managed Certification Requires of This Recovery Residence

Ohio Recovery Housing certification commits the residence to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, and a written relapse and discharge policy tied to a complaint process outside the house. The Managed level means peer-managed housing with staff oversight and structured daily expectations, with clinical care coming from outside providers. Since 2026 began, this certification and the state's registry are one list.

Sober Living in Ironton and Lawrence County

Ironton is the seat of Lawrence County and sits along the Ohio River at the southern edge of the state, across from Kentucky. The county courthouse and the region's hospital services are concentrated in the city, and Ohio University Southern gives residents a nearby option for continuing education while rebuilding a routine.

Applying to This Ironton Sober Living Home

The street address is not published, and placement runs through the operator. Ask directly what the weekly fee covers, how the accessible features work day to day, how bedrooms are assigned among sixteen residents, and how a complaint is escalated outside the house.