Grace House Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Grace House is a certified women's sober living home in Fort Worth, Texas, in Tarrant County, holding Level III certification through TROHN, the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network.

A Certified Women's Sober House in Fort Worth

Grace House is operated by North Texas Addiction Counseling and Education, a nonprofit that runs outpatient and recovery support programs across several North Texas cities. The house is set up specifically to support women moving from treatment into independent living, with peer-based support and an established daily routine.

What Level III Certification Through TROHN Establishes

Texas does not license recovery residences directly, which makes certification through TROHN the credential worth checking. Level III describes a supervised residence, a step up in structure from the monitored Level II houses more common across the state, and it commits the operator to a published code of ethics and a relapse and discharge policy subject to outside review.

Backed by an Established Outpatient Provider

Because North Texas Addiction Counseling and Education already runs outpatient therapy, medication for opioid use disorder and recovery support services in the region, Grace House residents have a direct path to clinical care from the same organization that houses them.

Recovery Housing in Tarrant County

Fort Worth is the seat of Tarrant County and one of the larger job markets in North Texas, giving Grace House residents access to outpatient specialists, courts and entry-level employers without leaving the county.

Reaching Grace House

Admissions to Grace House run through North Texas Addiction Counseling and Education. The organization can speak to how its outpatient and recovery support programs connect to the house's daily structure and Level III supervision.