Sober Living Carolina Men; Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Sober Living Carolina is a certified sober living house in Florence, South Carolina, in Florence County, serving men, women and veterans in recovery. It is listed on the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences registry and accepts some forms of medication-assisted treatment. The address is not published.

A Sober House for the Transition Out of Treatment

The house is aimed squarely at the handover point, when someone is leaving treatment or is early in recovery and returning to ordinary life. What it offers is a structured environment and a community that holds residents accountable, which is the part that treatment cannot supply because treatment ends. Accountability from housemates works differently from accountability to staff, and for most people it lasts longer.

Recovery Housing for Veterans in the Pee Dee

Veterans are named among the populations served. Florence County sits within the catchment of VA services reaching from Columbia and Fayetteville, and a house that expects veterans among its residents is likely to be familiar with the benefits questions and referral routes that come with them.

Sober Living in Florence County

Florence is the county seat and the regional center for northeastern South Carolina. The hospitals, the county and federal courthouses, Francis Marion University, Florence Darlington Technical College and the distribution employment around the Interstate 95 and 20 junction are all inside the city, which is why people leaving treatment in the surrounding rural counties come here to rebuild.

What Certification Requires of This Recovery Residence

Certification through the state affiliate commits the house to disclosing fees and rules in writing before move-in, keeping a written relapse and discharge policy, working under a published code of ethics, and answering complaints reviewed outside the household. Under Act 160 of 2024 only certified housing may receive court, probation or state agency referrals in South Carolina.