Charleston Recovery Center

About Charleston Recovery Center

Charleston Recovery Center is a sober living operator and residential recovery provider in Charleston, South Carolina, running certified recovery homes across Charleston County. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation operating a long-term residential recovery community, a sober living program and a food bank, and its housing is certified through the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences.

A Long-Term Recovery Housing Provider in Charleston County

The organization specializes in long stays. Its intensive residential program runs from ninety days to a full year, with a ninety day minimum, and its sober living program is available only to residents who have completed at least a hundred and twenty days of that residential care. The sober living beds function as continuing care for people already inside the program, which is a different door than most Charleston recovery homes open.

Recovery Homes in Charleston and Hollywood

Four residences carry the organization's name:

• Ashley Hope, in Hollywood, its residential recovery community on wooded acreage.
• The Fitz, in Charleston.
• The Parsonage, in Charleston.
• The Green House, in Charleston.

Ashley Hope sits west of the city on Highway 61, and the three Charleston houses put residents closer to work and transit as they move toward independence. All four fall inside Charleston County.

Serving Men and Women in Recovery

The organization houses both men and women, and names veterans among the populations it serves. Running several residences lets it separate populations by house and match a resident to the level of structure his or her stage of recovery calls for.

Reaching This Charleston Sober Living Operator

There is no online application; intake runs through the organization's phone line. Because eligibility for sober living depends on time already served in the residential program, the first questions should be about the front door: what the ninety day minimum requires, what it costs, and how the step down into sober living is decided.