Lighthouse Recovery Home

About Lighthouse Recovery Home

Lighthouse Recovery Home is a sober living operator running recovery housing for women in more than one Indiana community, including Hammond in Lake County and Lafayette in Tippecanoe County.

A Multi-City Indiana Recovery Housing Operator

Lighthouse Recovery Home runs sober living under one name in at least two different parts of the state. That footprint gives the organization more flexibility than a single-address operator when a resident's circumstances change or a different city fits better partway through recovery.

Serving Northwest and West Central Indiana

The organization's known Indiana locations sit in two very different regions: Hammond, inside the Chicago-facing Region of Northwest Indiana, and Lafayette, a university city in West Central Indiana on the Wabash River. Running houses in both gives Lighthouse Recovery Home reach across a large stretch of the northern half of the state.

Women's Recovery Housing Across Multiple Cities

Lighthouse Recovery Home's Indiana houses serve women. In Hammond the organization runs two of them, Hammond North on Baltimore Avenue and Hammond South on Calumet Avenue, and residents moving between the organization's addresses stay with an operator that already knows their history.

Reaching Lighthouse Recovery Home

Applications for any Lighthouse Recovery Home address go through the organization directly. Prospective residents and referring providers should ask which city has capacity, what the house's fees and rules are, and how the organization documents relapse and discharge policy before a move-in date is set.