The Parsonage House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Parsonage House is a certified recovery home in Charleston, South Carolina, in Charleston County, run by Charleston Recovery Center as part of its sober living program. The house serves people continuing in recovery after long-term residential care with the organization. Its street address is not published.

Continuing Care in a Charleston Recovery Home

The residence functions as continuing care inside a longer program. Residents have already spent months inside the operator's residential program, and this address is where they hold a job, manage their own money and rebuild a routine while still inside a structured household. The model treats housing as the last supported stage.

A Sober Living Home in a Nonprofit Network

Charleston Recovery Center is a 501(c)(3) that also runs a food bank and a residential recovery community, and residents frequently stay on to help newcomers, work or attend college. That continuity gives a house like this one a mix of tenures, where someone six weeks past residential care lives alongside someone a year out. Newer residents get a working example of what the next stage looks like.

Recovery Housing in Charleston County

Charleston is the county seat and carries the state's largest recovery community, with daily meetings across the peninsula and West Ashley, teaching hospitals, a busy court system and an economy that hires quickly in hospitality, healthcare and the port. A resident here has more paths back to work within a few bus stops than anywhere else in South Carolina.

What Certification Commits This Sober House To

Certification under Act 160 of 2024 binds the residence to written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, a published code of ethics, and complaints reviewed outside the house, and keeps it eligible for court and state agency referrals.