About this Recovery Home
Rekindle Recovery Homes Addington is a women's sober living home in Carrollton, Texas, in Dallas County. It carries Level II certification and is operated by Rekindle Recovery Homes, a nonprofit running recovery housing in the northern suburbs of the Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex.
A Women's Sober House in the North Dallas Suburbs
The house serves women in recovery. Bedrooms are shared, with a maximum of two residents to a room, and the house comes fully furnished with utilities included in the fee. The monthly fee runs from $800 to $1,500 depending on the room. Alongside the housing the operator provides life skills training, financial education, career support and access to therapy resources, which is a different offer from a bed and a curfew.
What TROHN Certification Establishes for a Texas Recovery Residence
Texas neither licenses nor inspects sober homes, so certification through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network is the only external standard available and it is entirely voluntary. A certified residence agrees in writing to disclose fees and house rules before move-in, to keep a written relapse and discharge policy, to work inside a published code of ethics, and to accept complaints reviewed by someone outside the house. Level II describes the model: monitored peer housing with a house leader on site and clinical care delivered by outside providers.
A Nonprofit Recovery Housing Provider Behind the House
Rekindle Recovery Homes is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, which changes what a resident can expect from the accounting. Fees fund the housing and the services attached to it, the organization files publicly, and the people running it answer to a board. The stated aim is an environment built on accountability, peer support and dignity, and the practical version of that is a house where the rules are written down and applied the same way to everyone.
Carrollton Sober Living in the Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex
Carrollton sits northwest of Dallas at the meeting point of Dallas, Denton and Collin counties, with Dallas itself as the county seat. The Denton County A-train and DART's Green Line both reach the city, so a resident without a car can get to work or an appointment across the northern Metroplex. Employment in warehousing, healthcare, retail and light manufacturing is steady across the corridor, and the region's twelve-step meeting list is one of the densest in Texas. For a woman leaving treatment in North Texas, a certified house in Carrollton keeps her inside the same metro as her providers and her family.
Questions to Ask Before Moving Into This Women's Recovery Home
Applications go to Rekindle Recovery Homes. The street address is not published, which is standard for certified Texas recovery housing, and it is shared at placement. Worth asking: what separates an $800 room from a $1,500 one, what the deposit is and how it is returned, whether a house leader lives on the property, how quickly a resident is expected to be working, what the response to a relapse is, and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted.
