Serenity House & Support Center

About Serenity House & Support Center

Serenity House & Support Center is a sober living operator in Clarksville, Indiana, running a 48-bed transitional residence for men in Clark County. The organization is a 501(c)3 nonprofit built on the principles and philosophy of Alcoholics Anonymous.

A Clarksville Recovery Housing Provider

Serenity House & Support Center runs as a self-supporting nonprofit, funding its day-to-day operating costs through its board of directors and a special events committee. That structure keeps the organization's finances independent of any single funding source.

A 48-Bed Transitional Residence

The organization houses up to 48 men at a time in transitional housing, a substantial capacity for a single Southern Indiana address. Running a house at that scale means daily structure depends heavily on peer accountability and a full calendar of in-house meetings.

Regularly Inspected for Safety and Code Compliance

Serenity House & Support Center states that its facility is regularly inspected and meets safety, fire, zoning, township and state codes. For a resident or family evaluating a large group residence, that kind of ongoing inspection is a meaningful, checkable fact distinct from an operator's own marketing claims.

A Full Weekly Meeting Calendar

The organization hosts daily Lunch Bunch meetings along with Alanon, Overeaters Anonymous and other twelve-step groups throughout the week, open to the surrounding recovery community and not limited to residents alone. That schedule turns the house into a community meeting hub in addition to a residence.

Serving Clark County and the Louisville Metro

Clarksville sits directly across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky, making it part of the broader Louisville metro area while remaining in Indiana's Clark County. Serenity House & Support Center gives men in this corridor a large, established transitional option without crossing state lines for treatment or housing.

Applying to Serenity House & Support Center

Applications go through an online resident application form, and the organization also maintains a public waitlist. The scale of the house means openings turn over regularly, so a prospective resident's best first step is checking current availability directly.