Green County House Of Hope Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Green County House of Hope is a women's sober living home in Monroe, Wisconsin, the seat of Green County in South Central Wisconsin.

A Four-Bedroom Women's Sober House

The house has four bedrooms and is furnished for residents moving in with little more than what they can carry. It is not a treatment facility or a therapeutically licensed residential setting: it supplies housing and structure, and residents keep their own counseling and treatment providers elsewhere in the county.

What Residents Are Expected to Do

Applicants must be at least eighteen years old with a minimum of thirty days of sobriety already behind them. Once in the house, residents are required to work or pursue education and to participate actively in recovery activities, including support meetings and counseling. Rent is $350 a month, which is low enough to make the house workable for someone just starting to rebuild an income.

A Women-Only Recovery Residence

Keeping the house limited to women means shared space, house meetings and expectations are set for one population, which is often what makes early recovery easier to focus on.

Recovery Housing in Green County

Monroe is the seat of Green County and its largest city, holding the courthouse, outpatient providers and recovery meetings most of the county depends on. A resident here has that network within the city itself.

Applying to Green County House of Hope

Prospective residents apply directly, and given the house's thirty-day sobriety requirement and its focus on work or education, the practical questions are about timing: when a bed will open, what documentation of sobriety is expected, and how quickly a new resident needs to start working or enrolling in school.