Alice's House Recovery

About Alice's House Recovery

Alice's House Recovery is a sober living operator in Valparaiso, Indiana, providing recovery housing for women in Porter County. The organization was founded in 2000 by a group of local residents who had seen addiction's effect on women in their own families and neighborhoods.

A Locally Founded Porter County Sober Living Operator

Alice's House Recovery grew out of a community response: its founders organized specifically around women suffering from chemical dependency and related disorders, and the organization has run as a small, community-rooted operator in Valparaiso since.

A Women-Only Recovery Housing Provider

The organization's mission covers educational, charitable and social welfare work connected to helping women recover from addiction, and its housing serves women exclusively. That focus reflects the gap its founders identified two decades ago: a shortage of recovery housing built specifically around women's needs in this part of Northwest Indiana.

One of the Few Options for Women in the Region

Alice's House Recovery has been described as one of only a handful of organizations of its kind in Indiana, and the only one of its kind serving women in Porter County specifically. That scarcity gives the organization outsized importance for women in the Valparaiso area who need a structured, sober environment while stabilizing after treatment.

Serving Valparaiso and Porter County

Valparaiso is the seat of Porter County and the largest city in Northwest Indiana outside the Gary-Hammond corridor. Alice's House Recovery has kept its work local to this city and county for more than two decades, giving Porter County residents a women-specific recovery option without traveling into Chicago's orbit to the north.

Reaching Alice's House Recovery

Prospective residents and their families can ask the organization directly about current openings, house rules and how long the typical stay runs. As with any long-running community nonprofit, contact information changes over time, and going through local referral sources or the organization's current channels is the most reliable way to reach it.