Grace House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Grace House is a women's sober living home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the seat of Milwaukee County. Alcami Project, Inc., a peer-led nonprofit founded in 2023, operates it as a staged program for women in recovery.

A Women's Sober House in Milwaukee

Grace House serves women only, and Alcami Project keeps the household single-gender throughout every stage a resident passes through. The organization does not publish a street address for the home. An inquiry about a specific opening goes through Alcami Project directly.

Alcami Project's Continuum of Care at Grace House

Alcami Project describes Grace House as a continuum with four stages: a transitional stage for young adult women, housing for mothers with children, a stage for women twenty-five and older, and a longer-term stage the organization calls Legacy. A woman can move through more than one stage without changing organizations.

A Peer-Led Recovery Housing Nonprofit

Alcami Project describes itself as peer-led: people with their own recovery experience run the organization. That shapes how the household operates day to day, with expectations coming from people who have lived through early recovery themselves.

Milwaukee County Recovery Housing for Women

Milwaukee is the county seat and by far the largest city in Milwaukee County, and it concentrates the outpatient providers, courts and social services a staged recovery program depends on. A woman moving between Grace House's stages stays inside the same city and the same service network throughout.

Reaching Alcami Project About Grace House

Applications for Grace House go to Alcami Project. The organization's own site lays out its stages by name, so a prospective resident or a referring case manager can ask specifically which stage has an opening and what moving between stages requires.