Lifehouse Ministries, Inc.

About Lifehouse Ministries, Inc.

Lifehouse Ministries, Inc. is a sober living operator based in Hamilton County, Indiana, providing women's recovery housing in the Noblesville area.

A Hamilton County Sober Living Operator

Lifehouse Ministries, Inc. is a nonprofit sober living operator working in Hamilton County, north of Indianapolis. The organization positions itself around a specific gap in the local market: women's recovery housing in an area it says lacked one before Lifehouse opened.

Founded on Personal Recovery Experience

Founder Amy Chaudion is a woman in recovery herself and a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University's Human Services program, and the organization's public materials lean on that lived experience as much as on any credential. That combination, a founder with personal recovery experience and formal human services training, shapes an operator built around direct, hands-on involvement.

A Donation-Funded Nonprofit Model

Lifehouse Ministries runs as a donation-funded nonprofit, soliciting contributions directly from the community. That funding model is typical of faith-based recovery housing operators of this size, and it means the organization's continued operation depends on sustained community and donor support in the Hamilton County area.

Serving Central Indiana's Fastest-Growing County

Hamilton County is among the fastest-growing counties in Indiana, and Lifehouse Ministries works within that growth corridor just north of Indianapolis. An operator serving this county is positioned near a large and expanding job market, which matters for a resident whose recovery plan depends on steady employment nearby.

Reaching Lifehouse Ministries

Referrals and applications go directly to Lifehouse Ministries. The organization's leadership includes several points of contact for women seeking a bed, and prospective residents or referring professionals should ask directly about current openings, the required minimum stay, and how the organization structures its 12-step expectations before committing.