Caylee House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Caylee House is a certified women's recovery residence in Graniteville, South Carolina, in Aiken County. Stronger Together operates it alongside a second women's home in the city of Aiken. Its address is not published, and applications are handled by the operator.

A Small-Town Sober House in Aiken County

Graniteville is an unincorporated mill village in the Horse Creek Valley, ten minutes west of Aiken and twenty from downtown Augusta. Living here means a quieter setting than a county seat, with the tradeoff that most appointments, meetings and jobs sit a short drive away in Aiken or across the state line. Residents who arrive without a car should ask early how the house handles transportation.

Women's Recovery Homes in the Horse Creek Valley

The residence takes women only, and the operator keeps its two houses that way as a matter of design. The Valley communities of Graniteville, Warrenville, Vaucluse and Langley Bath Clearwater have carried the weight of the opioid epidemic in this county without much certified housing of their own, so a certified women's recovery home inside the Valley fills a real gap.

What Certification Buys a Resident of This Recovery Residence

South Carolina certification is administered by the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences under authority granted by Act 160 of 2024. A certified house publishes its fees and rules in writing, keeps a written policy for relapse and discharge, and answers to a complaint process outside the household. Certified status also opens the house to referrals from probation, the courts and state agencies, which cannot direct anyone to an uncertified residence.

Applying to This Graniteville Sober Living Home

Placement goes through Stronger Together, which considers applicants for either of its houses. Worth asking: how the two residences differ, whether beds open often, which forms of medication-assisted treatment are accepted, and what the house expects of a resident in her first thirty days.