ABBA Ministries Recovery Homes Men; Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

ABBA Ministries Recovery Homes are certified faith-based sober living homes in North Charleston, South Carolina, in Charleston County. The ministry runs three recovery residences serving men, women and veterans, and is listed on the registry maintained by the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences. Individual house addresses are not published.

Faith-Based Recovery Homes in North Charleston

The ministry's purpose is stated in Christian terms, and residents should expect that to be part of the house. The population it works with is equally explicit: people who are homeless, in poverty, in addiction or otherwise out of options. That focus determines who gets in, and it is why these houses matter in a county where the cost of a room prices out the people who need one most.

Three Sober Living Homes Under One Ministry

Operating three residences lets the ministry house men, women and veterans separately and move someone between houses when the fit changes. A resident stays inside the same organization, the same county and usually the same set of meetings and employers.

Recovery Housing in North Charleston

North Charleston is the state's third largest city and the industrial and logistics heart of the region, with the port terminals, the Boeing and Mercedes plants, Trident Technical College and the Charleston County courthouse annex all inside the city. Entry-level work is plentiful along the Rivers Avenue corridor, and CARTA bus routes run it end to end, which is decisive for a resident without a car.

Medication Policy and Certification at These Recovery Residences

The ministry does not accept medication-assisted treatment, so anyone prescribed buprenorphine or methadone will need a different house, and several certified homes nearby accept all forms. Certification commits these residences to written fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and complaints reviewed outside the household.