Freedom House Recovery Homes

About Freedom House Recovery Homes

Freedom House Recovery Homes is a nonprofit sober living operator based in Cottonwood, Arizona, serving people recovering from addiction and homelessness across the Verde Valley in Yavapai County.

A Nonprofit Recovery Housing Provider in Cottonwood

Freedom House Recovery Homes runs as a community nonprofit rather than a private sober living business, and it has operated in Cottonwood for years, positioning itself as one of the region's longer-running residential recovery care providers.

Serving Homelessness and Addiction Together

The organization's mission spans both homelessness and substance use recovery, providing shelter, food, clothing and other basic support alongside the structure of a sober living environment. That dual focus reaches residents who need more than a bed and a curfew to stabilize.

Medical Support on Site

Some of the organization's residences keep a doctor on staff, a level of medical access not typical of a standard peer-run sober house, alongside an emphasis on clean, well-maintained facilities.

A Community-Supported Model

As a nonprofit, Freedom House Recovery Homes relies on community support and donations alongside resident contributions, which lets it serve people who might not qualify for or afford a fee-only sober living program elsewhere in the Verde Valley.

Serving the Verde Valley

Based in Cottonwood, the organization is positioned to serve the wider Verde Valley, including Clarkdale, Camp Verde and the surrounding Yavapai County communities, without requiring residents to relocate to a larger metro area.

Reaching Freedom House Recovery Homes

Referrals and applications go directly through the organization in Cottonwood. Worth asking: whether medical staff are on site at a given residence, what community or donation-based support is available, and how intake works for someone coming from homelessness rather than a treatment program.