House of Ruth

About House of Ruth

House of Ruth is a sober living operator based in Connersville, Indiana, running three certified recovery residences for women in Fayette County. All three sit on Summit Avenue and each carries its own designation on Indiana's DMHA Recovery Residence list.

A Fayette County Recovery Housing Provider

House of Ruth is a housing-focused nonprofit. Clinical care comes from outside providers; the organization's job is keeping three addresses staffed, consistent and in good standing with the state, while residents draw on outside treatment and outpatient providers for clinical care.

Three Sober Living Homes on Summit Avenue

House of Ruth names three residences to the state's registry:

• The House of Ruth Transitional Recovery Home, at 328 Summit Ave in Connersville, Level II.
• House of Ruth, at 322 Summit Ave in Connersville, Level III.
• The Bill Mullins Transitional Home for Women, at 316 Summit Ave in Connersville, Level III.

All three serve women, and their proximity to one another lets the operator staff and supervise them as a single cluster.

INARR and DMHA Designation Across the Portfolio

Every House of Ruth residence carries a DMHA designation, Level II at one address and Level III at the other two. Designation under INARR, Indiana's NARR affiliate, commits the operator to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules, and an outside complaint process at every address it runs.

Serving Women in East Central Indiana

House of Ruth houses only women, and its entire footprint sits in Fayette County. Connersville draws women from the smaller communities across east central Indiana who need recovery housing close to a county seat with courts, outpatient care and social services already in place.

Reaching House of Ruth in Connersville

Applications go directly to House of Ruth. Because the organization runs three residences at two designation levels, the intake conversation is also where a woman's level of need gets matched to the right address instead of assumed in advance.