Ashland County Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse

About Ashland County Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse

Ashland County Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse is a sober living operator in Ashland, Ohio, in Ashland County. The organization runs three certified recovery residences under the Managed level of Ohio Recovery Housing.

An Ashland County Recovery Housing Provider

The council operates as a nonprofit recovery housing provider serving Ashland County directly. Its housing sits inside the broader set of services the council runs for the county.

Three Certified Sober Homes Serving Men, Women and Families

Three residences carry current certification under the organization, together serving men, women and residents with children. Keeping family housing among the three sets the operator apart from most certified providers in the state, which rarely accommodate children on site.

Certification Standards Across These Recovery Residences

Every house the council operates holds Managed-level certification from Ohio Recovery Housing, meaning peer leadership works under staff oversight and a documented daily structure. Certification also requires a published code of ethics, fees and rules disclosed before move-in, and a complaint process outside any one house.

A Recovery Home Serving Ashland County

Ashland is the seat of Ashland County and home to Ashland University, giving the county seat a fuller set of services than its size suggests. Residents across the three houses can reach county offices and medical care without leaving the county.

Applying Through This Ohio Sober Living Operator

Anyone interested in a bed works directly with the council to confirm which of the three houses has availability, current fees, and whether a resident's children can stay. Managed-level certification means those terms are disclosed in writing before move-in.