Angel House of Georgia

About Angel House of Georgia

Angel House of Georgia is a nonprofit sober living operator based in Gainesville, Georgia, providing residential recovery housing and outpatient treatment in Hall County. The organization has operated in Gainesville since 2011 and is a registered 501(c)(3).

A Gainesville Sober Living Operator With Clinical Programs

Angel House of Georgia pairs housing with treatment, delivering both directly instead of referring residents elsewhere for care. The organization runs its own intensive outpatient program, individual and family counseling, anger management groups, and a state-approved intervention track for DUI referrals, all delivered by the same organization that manages the housing.

State-Approved Outpatient Treatment

Georgia's Department of Community Health approves the operator's intensive outpatient and education programming. That approval covers the clinical side of the organization's work, distinct from the housing itself, and it is the kind of public record a family can check before committing to a program that combines both.

Housing That Grows With a Resident's Recovery

The organization expanded in 2015 to add transitional housing for women who complete its residential program, including space for their children. That progression, from a structured residential phase into a more independent transitional address, is built into how the operator runs its program, not left for a resident to arrange alone.

Serving Women in Northeast Georgia

Angel House of Georgia works from Gainesville, the seat of Hall County and the largest city in Northeast Georgia, drawing residents from surrounding counties who need a stable address near the region's courts, outpatient providers and Northeast Georgia Medical Center. A woman referred through a DUI court or a family services agency finds intervention, treatment and housing available from a single organization in one city.