Brighton Recovery Center

About Brighton Center

Brighton Center is a nonprofit human services organization based in Florence, Kentucky, running certified recovery housing for women in Boone County alongside a broad range of other community programs. Its recovery housing operates within Kentucky's statewide Recovery Kentucky network.

A Northern Kentucky Sober Living Operator and Human Services Organization

Recovery housing is one piece of a larger organization. Brighton Center runs workforce development, early childhood education, housing assistance and family support programs across northern Kentucky, and its recovery residence draws on that same institutional infrastructure instead of running its own isolated back office.

A Recovery Housing Provider in Boone County

Brighton Center's recovery housing is part of the statewide Recovery Kentucky network, a program that pairs long-term residential recovery with funding support through the Kentucky Housing Corporation. That affiliation means the organization answers to a set of standards beyond whatever it sets internally, including regular compliance audits.

What Kentucky's Sober Living Certification Law Means for This Operator

Kentucky requires every recovery residence in the state to hold certification through the Kentucky Recovery Housing Network, and state agencies and health providers cannot refer anyone to a residence without it. Confirming that status at the residence level is worth doing directly with the organization.

This Sober Living Operator's Reach Across Northern Kentucky

Boone County sits in the fastest-growing part of the state, across the river from Cincinnati, and Brighton Center's programs are built around the population and job market that growth has created. A resident moving through the organization's recovery housing has access to the same regional employers and outpatient providers that the rest of Brighton Center's client base relies on.

Reaching Brighton Center's Recovery Housing Program

Referrals and applications to Brighton Center's recovery housing typically come through treatment providers, courts or the organization's own intake process. Given how the program is structured around Recovery Kentucky's phased model, the questions worth asking up front are about length of stay, what documentation the phased structure requires, and how the organization coordinates with a resident's existing treatment providers.