Place of Grace Women’s Recovery Housing

About Place of Grace

Place of Grace is a Christ-centered sober living operator in Huntington, Indiana, providing transitional recovery housing for women in Huntington County. The ministry has served the area for seven years and reports helping more than 100 residents rebuild their lives after addiction, trauma or incarceration.

A Faith-Based Huntington Recovery Housing Provider

Place of Grace describes its mission as helping people break cycles of destructive behavior tied to addiction, trauma and poverty through faith-based residential services. Programming covers spiritual formation, health and wellness, life skills and financial literacy, built around the idea that lasting change requires more than sobriety alone.

A Structured Path Toward Independence

Residents move through a program that pairs biblical counseling with practical skill-building, preparing them to re-enter the community as financially independent, responsible adults. The organization frames its work around helping people who are re-entering community life after incarceration or treatment specifically, not a general-population sober living model.

A Social Enterprise Tied to the Ministry

Place of Grace runs Gracefully Gourmet, a food business connected to the residence, giving residents a working environment tied directly to their own program. That kind of in-house employment is uncommon among Indiana recovery housing operators and reflects the ministry's emphasis on financial literacy and workforce skills.

Serving Huntington County

Huntington is the seat of Huntington County in Northeast Indiana, and Place of Grace has built its seven years of ministry work around this single city. That local focus means the organization's partnerships, referral relationships and community support are concentrated in one county.

Reaching Place of Grace in Huntington

Applications go through the organization directly, and Place of Grace also accepts community partnerships and sponsorships for residents. Prospective residents or referring case managers can ask about current openings, the expected program length, and how the spiritual formation curriculum fits alongside practical life-skills training.