The Althea Project

About The Althea Project

The Althea Project is a sober living operator based in St. Charles County, Missouri, providing recovery housing for women in the St. Louis metro's outer suburbs. Founded in 2023, the organization runs its program with a stated mission of making recovery housing feel like home, not an institutional stopover.

A St. Charles County Recovery Housing Provider

The Althea Project describes its work as providing housing and resources to people recovering from substance use disorder through a comprehensive, tailored recovery experience. The organization is young relative to some of the state's longer-running operators, having started operating in 2023.

Serving Women in the St. Louis Suburbs

The organization houses women in recovery in St. Charles County, part of the broader St. Louis metro area west of the Missouri River. That location puts residents within reach of St. Louis's outpatient providers and treatment infrastructure while housing them outside the city itself.

A Tailored Approach to Recovery Housing

The Althea Project frames its work around a comprehensive, individualized recovery experience for each resident instead of a one-size program. As a newer organization, it operates a smaller footprint than some of the region's established multi-house operators, which can mean more direct contact between staff and residents.

Reaching The Althea Project

Contact runs through the organization directly. A prospective resident or referring provider should ask about current program capacity, what the tailored recovery experience includes day to day, and how the program connects residents to outpatient treatment in St. Charles County.