Project Soar Recovery Residences

About Project Soar Recovery Residences

Project SOAR Recovery Residences is a sober living operator in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, running men's recovery housing across Broward County. The organization has held houses in the area since 2010 and incorporated as a nonprofit on February 10, 2025. Thirteen addresses carry its name, eleven in Fort Lauderdale and two in Margate.

A Broward County Recovery Housing Provider

The organization is a housing provider. Its houses supply a drug and alcohol free address, peer accountability and a fee schedule a resident can plan against, and clinical care comes from providers elsewhere in the county. Residents keep their own prescribers, counselors and meetings. The operator's job is to keep the houses habitable, the rules the same from one address to the next, and the money predictable, which is the part a resident notices in week three.

Sober Living Homes Across Fort Lauderdale and Margate

Thirteen men's houses carry the Project SOAR name:

• NW 9th Avenue, at 1401 Northwest 9th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale.
• NW 2nd Street, at 3480 Northwest 2nd Street in Fort Lauderdale.
• NW 7th Terrace, at 1541 Northwest 7th Terrace in Fort Lauderdale.
• NW 11th Avenue, at 1637 Northwest 11th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale.
• NW 15th Avenue, at 1319 Northwest 15th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale.
• NW 16th Court, at 1148 Northwest 16th Court in Fort Lauderdale.
• NW 18th Place, at 3251 Northwest 18th Place in Fort Lauderdale.
• NW 32nd Avenue, at 11 Northwest 32nd Avenue in Fort Lauderdale.
• Lauderdale Villa Drive, at 1433 Lauderdale Villa Drive in Fort Lauderdale.
• 1231 Northeast 15th Avenue, in Fort Lauderdale.
• 1235 Northeast 15th Avenue, in Fort Lauderdale.
• SW 51st Avenue, at 591 Southwest 51st Avenue in Margate.
• SW 61st Avenue, at 1008 Southwest 61st Avenue in Margate.

Nine of the Fort Lauderdale houses sit inside the 33311 blocks northwest of downtown, two more sit on the northeast side in 33304, and the two Margate houses are a dozen miles inland in northwest Broward County. The cluster is tight, which means a resident changing houses usually keeps his job, his bus route and his meeting schedule.

Men's Sober Houses and Nothing Else

Every residence the organization runs is a men's house. Operators that serve one population write one set of house rules, train managers on one set of situations, and can move a resident between any two of their addresses without a gender question arising. A man applying here is considered across the whole portfolio, and a woman looking for recovery housing in Broward County needs a different provider.

Nonprofit Ownership of These Recovery Homes

Fifteen years of operating houses preceded the nonprofit conversion in February 2025. The change puts a board between the program and any one owner, and it puts the organization on the public record in a form anyone can look up. Recovery housing has a chronic problem with operators who sell, raise rents or disappear, and governance is one of the few structural defenses a resident has against it.

One Fee Schedule Across Thirteen Sober Homes

Published rates run $200 to $250 weekly and $750 to $950 monthly, covering utilities, Wi-Fi, television, laundry and linens, with private and semi-private rooms available. The same schedule applies across the portfolio, so a transfer between addresses does not reprice a resident's life. Publishing rates at all is the useful part. A prospective resident can compare this operator against another before either one has his phone number.

Certification and Florida Sober Living Operators

Certification of recovery residences in Florida is voluntary. The Florida Association of Recovery Residences is the only credentialing entity the Department of Children and Families has approved for residences, and it certifies residence by residence, which means an operator's status and a specific house's status are separate questions. Florida also issues a treatment license to clinical programs and an administrator credential to individuals, and neither certifies a house. Anyone comparing Broward County operators should ask which credentials are held and for which addresses.

Who These Broward County Recovery Homes Suit

The houses fit men leaving detox, residential treatment or a county facility who have somewhere to be during the day and want the rest of the day to hold still. The program leans on twelve-step participation and meetings outside the house, so someone who wants a purely secular or clinically supervised setting will do better elsewhere. Broward County has one of the largest concentrations of recovery housing in the country, and an operator that has held thirteen addresses in it since 2010 is a known quantity in a market where most are not.