Agape Recovery House

About Agape Recovery House

Agape Recovery House is a sober living operator serving men and women in Woodstock, Georgia, and across the northern Metro Atlanta area in Cherokee County. The organization runs separate men's and women's programs, both carrying NARR Level Two Recovery Residence status.

A Northern Metro Atlanta Sober Living Operator

Agape Recovery House provides housing and structure. Residents keep their own outside providers, and the operator's job is to keep the households sound, the fees predictable and the rules consistent from one address to the next.

Separate Men's and Women's Sober Homes in Woodstock

Agape Women's Recovery House and Agape Men's Recovery House both operate in Woodstock, in Cherokee County, keeping each household single-gender. Men and women apply to their respective program, and each is held to the same set of published expectations under the Agape Recovery House name.

NARR Level Two Certification Across the Program

Both Woodstock houses carry NARR Level Two Recovery Residence status through the National Alliance for Recovery Residences model, which describes peer-managed housing with structured daily expectations. Certification commits Agape Recovery House to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process on every address it runs.

A Presence Beyond Woodstock

Agape Recovery House also describes sober living locations in Kennesaw and Atlanta, extending its reach across Cobb and Fulton counties. For someone who needs a change of setting without leaving the operator's network, that range is part of the appeal of a multi-location provider over a single standalone house.

Serving Cherokee County and the I-575 Corridor

Woodstock sits in Cherokee County, whose seat is Canton, along the Interstate 575 corridor that has made the area one of the fastest-growing parts of Metro Atlanta. That growth brings outpatient providers, employers and transit options within reach of both Agape houses.

Reaching Agape Recovery House

Applications go through Agape Recovery House directly, whether for the men's or the women's program. The questions that matter at the operator level are about the organization as a whole: how long it has run recovery housing in the area, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers, and how a transfer between its locations is handled if a resident's needs change.