Stronger Together

About Stronger Together

Stronger Together is a sober living operator in Aiken, South Carolina, running certified recovery housing for women in Aiken County and neighboring Graniteville. The organization certifies its houses through the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences, the state affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences and the entity the state named to credential recovery housing under Act 160.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider in the CSRA

Everything this operator runs is for women. That single decision shapes admissions, house culture and the way a resident is supported, and it means an applicant is never weighing whether a mixed house will suit her. The stated aim is encouragement, accountability and connection, delivered through housing, with therapy and outpatient treatment coming from providers elsewhere in the area.

Sober Homes in Aiken and Graniteville

Two residences carry the name:

• Magnolia, in Aiken, the county seat.
• Caylee, in Graniteville, about ten minutes west along the Horse Creek Valley.

Both sit inside Aiken County, so a woman moving between them keeps the same meetings, the same employers and the same case manager. The pairing also gives the operator two front doors in a corner of the state where certified beds for women are scarce.

What SCARR Certification Commits This Sober Living Operator To

Certification binds the organization to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a grievance process that someone outside the house reviews. It also makes the houses eligible to take referrals from state agencies and the courts, which is where a large share of women in the Aiken area are coming from.

Applying to Stronger Together Recovery Homes

Applications run through the organization, and there is no online form, so first contact happens by phone. Useful questions at the operator level: how long a typical stay runs, what the fee covers, whether the two houses differ in structure, and how a transfer between them works.