Sober Living America Grand Prairie House Men; Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Sober Living America Grand Prairie House is a newly TROHN-certified sober living home in Grand Prairie, Texas, in Dallas County, admitting both men and women.

A Men's and Women's Sober Living Home in Grand Prairie

This Grand Prairie residence admits both men and women under Sober Living America's apartment-style model. The exact street address has not been published for this location, and anyone considering it should confirm the specific site and any openings directly with the operator before making arrangements.

Level II Certification Through TROHN

This house carries Level II certification from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, the state's NARR affiliate, which designates monitored, peer-managed housing. Certification in Texas is voluntary, and Sober Living America pursuing it on a newer location signals an outside code of ethics and a published complaint process.

Part of a National Sober Living Network

Sober Living America has operated recovery housing since 1994 and now runs more than 1,800 beds in 41 cities, including several other Texas locations in Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston. The Grand Prairie house draws on that network's published weekly fee of $275, or $1,975 a month under the operator's Pinnacle Program, and its policy of admitting residents without requiring funds at intake.

Recovery Housing in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

Grand Prairie sits inside the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, between Dallas and Fort Worth, and residents of this house have access to both cities' job markets, treatment providers and transit without a long commute. Dallas County recovery housing is concentrated in this corridor, and a certified residence adds one more option inside it.

One Operator Across Four Texas Cities

This Grand Prairie house is Sober Living America's newest Texas certification, joining existing houses in Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston. A resident who needs to move between any of these cities stays inside one operator's system, with the same fee and the same admissions policy.