Sw Cap, Green County House Of Hope

About Green County House Of Hope

Green County House of Hope is a sober living operator in Monroe, Wisconsin, providing women's recovery housing in Green County.

A Green County Recovery Housing Provider

Green County House of Hope describes its housing as furnished, safe and supportive, built for women pursuing recovery through steady employment or education alongside active participation in recovery meetings and counseling. The organization is explicit that it runs housing, not a licensed treatment program, and residents keep their own clinical providers elsewhere in the county.

Who the Operator Accepts

Applicants need to be at least eighteen with a minimum of thirty days of sobriety already established, and monthly rent is set at $350. Those requirements point to a specific stage of recovery: this operator is built for women who have already stabilized past detox and early treatment and are ready to rebuild a routine around work or school.

Serving Monroe and Green County

Monroe is the seat of Green County and its largest city, and the operator's location there puts residents close to the courthouse, outpatient providers and recovery meetings most of the county relies on.

Reaching Green County House of Hope

Prospective residents apply directly. Because the operator requires thirty days of prior sobriety and active participation in work, education and recovery activities, the most useful questions concern timing and documentation: when a bed is likely to open and what proof of sobriety the operator expects at intake.