Alco Halfway House, Inc.

About Alco Halfway House, Inc.

Alco Halfway House, Inc. is a sober living operator in Jacksonville, Florida, running recovery housing in Duval County since 1967.

A Longstanding Jacksonville Recovery Housing Provider

Alco Halfway House, Inc. is a nonprofit that has provided recovery housing in Jacksonville for close to sixty years, a length of operation that few sober living organizations in Florida can match. Continuity like that usually reflects a stable funding base and a leadership structure that has survived multiple generations of residents and staff.

A Peer-Based Staffing Model

The organization staffs its program with people who are themselves in long-term recovery, an approach that puts lived experience ahead of clinical credentials in day-to-day house management. Its stated mission centers on helping residents rebuild stable housing as a foundation for recovery.

Leadership and Public Accountability

Alco Halfway House, Inc. operates as a nonprofit corporation with an executive director overseeing daily operations, which gives the organization a public accountability structure that a purely private landlord does not carry. Prospective residents and their families can raise concerns with that leadership directly.

Voluntary FARR Certification in Florida

Florida recovery residences can certify through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, though the process is voluntary and its absence from any public list carries no negative meaning. Confirming Alco Halfway House, Inc.'s current status is best done directly with the organization.

Serving Jacksonville and Duval County

Jacksonville's consolidated city-county government makes Duval County's court system, social services and outpatient treatment network all reachable within one jurisdiction, and Alco Halfway House, Inc. has built nearly six decades of relationships across that same network.