Alliance Sober Homes

About Alliance Sober Homes

Alliance Sober Homes is a sober living operator based in Phoenix, Arizona, running one of the largest certified recovery housing networks in Maricopa County. The Arizona Recovery Housing Association lists more than a dozen Alliance Sober Homes residences as certified, split between the affiliate's Level 2 and Level 4 tiers, alongside at least one additional coed home in Scottsdale.

A Large Certified Sober Living Operator in Phoenix

Most sober living operators in Arizona run one or two houses. Alliance Sober Homes runs more than a dozen certified residences in Phoenix alone, plus a coed location in Scottsdale, which puts it among the larger recovery housing providers operating under a single name in the state.

Fifteen Sober Homes Across Phoenix and Scottsdale

Arizona law keeps the exact street address of certified and licensed recovery residences out of public record, so the houses below are identified by name and city rather than street:

• Mercer House, Phoenix, Level 2 certified.
• Turquoise House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• 25th Street House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified, women.
• North House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• Ludlow House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• Taro House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• Sheena House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• 4th House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• 28th Street House, Phoenix, Level 2 certified.
• Becker House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• Villa Rita House, Phoenix, Level 4 certified.
• Sunnyside House, Phoenix, Level 2 certified.
• 21st Street House, Phoenix, Level 2 certified.
• 33rd Street House, Phoenix, Level 2 certified.
• Alliance Sober Homes - Scottsdale, a coed location in Scottsdale.

AzRHA Certification Across the Alliance Sober Homes Portfolio

Fourteen of these residences carry certification from the Arizona Recovery Housing Association, split between Level 2 and Level 4. That is a heavier certification footprint than almost any other operator in the state carries, and it commits every one of those houses to the same published code of ethics, fee disclosure and complaint process.

Why Alliance Sober Homes Addresses Aren't Published

Arizona protects the privacy of residents in certified and licensed recovery housing by keeping street addresses out of state records. That policy applies to every Alliance Sober Homes location, not just some of them, so a prospective resident works through the operator directly to arrange a specific placement.

Serving Men, Women and Coed Households

25th Street House is designated for women, and the Scottsdale location is coed. Gender designations for the remaining certified houses are not published by the affiliate, so applicants should confirm directly with Alliance Sober Homes which houses fit their situation.

One Application, More Than a Dozen Sober Homes

Applying through Alliance Sober Homes rather than a single standalone house means a resident who does not fit one property has others to consider within the same organization, without starting over with a new operator.

Recovery Housing for Maricopa County

Concentrating this many certified residences in Phoenix and Scottsdale reflects the county's role as Arizona's population and treatment center. Alliance Sober Homes residents draw on the same outpatient providers, employers and Valley Metro transit network that make Maricopa County the hub of the state's recovery housing.