Rekindle Recovery Homes

About Rekindle Recovery Homes

Rekindle Recovery Homes is a sober living operator in Carrollton, Texas, providing certified recovery housing for women in the northern suburbs of the Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and it also houses residents in Flower Mound.

A Nonprofit Recovery Housing Provider in North Texas

Nonprofit status changes what a resident can expect from the organization's accounting. Fees fund the housing and the services attached to it, the organization files publicly and its directors answer to a board. Rekindle states its aim as an environment built on accountability, peer support and dignity, and the practical version is housing where the rules are written down, the fee is disclosed and the same standard applies to everyone in the building.

What This Sober Living Operator Includes in the Fee

Monthly fees run from $800 to $1,500, and bedrooms are shared with a maximum of two residents to a room. Housing is fully furnished with utilities included. Alongside the bed the organization provides life skills training, financial education, career support, access to therapy resources and structured peer support, which is a materially different offer from a room and a curfew. For a woman leaving treatment without furniture, a deposit history or a recent pay stub, a furnished room with utilities folded into one number removes several barriers at once.

Certification Behind These Texas Sober Homes

No Texas agency licenses, certifies or inspects recovery residences. Certification through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network is voluntary and it is the only external standard available in the state. Rekindle's housing is certified at Level II, the monitored tier, which commits it to disclosing fees and house rules in writing before move-in, keeping a written relapse and discharge policy, working inside a published code of ethics, and accepting complaints reviewed outside the household. Most sober homes in Texas never apply, so a certified nonprofit is an unusual combination.

Serving Carrollton and Flower Mound

The operator works in the northern half of the Metroplex. Carrollton sits northwest of Dallas where Dallas, Denton and Collin counties meet; Flower Mound is further north in Denton County near Grapevine Lake. Both are inside the DART and A-train service area, which matters for residents who arrive without a car, and both sit in a corridor with steady hiring in healthcare, warehousing, retail and light manufacturing. A woman placed in either town stays inside the same metro as her providers, her meetings and usually her family.

Questions to Ask This Women's Recovery Housing Operator

Applications go directly to the organization. At the operator level the useful questions are about the business: how long it has housed women in North Texas, what separates the low end of the fee range from the high end, what deposit is required and how it is returned, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers and drug courts, what happens to a resident who loses her income mid-stay, and how a complaint escalates past the house to the organization and then to the certifying body.