The BreakAway

About The BreakAway

The BreakAway is a sober living operator in New Albany, Indiana, providing recovery housing for women in Floyd County. The organization describes itself as a place of hope and healing, built to give women with addictions a genuine chance at recovery.

A New Albany Recovery Housing Provider for Women

The BreakAway centers its program on understanding the addiction process and building tools for abstinence, character development and community partnership. That combination of practical recovery work and relationship-building with the wider community shapes how the organization frames a woman's path from addiction to an independent, healthy life.

Character Building and Community Partnerships

The organization pairs recovery education with community partnerships, an approach meant to reconnect residents with the wider New Albany community during treatment. Graduates are described as moving on to lead productive, healthy lives, reflecting the program's focus on long-term reintegration over short-term stabilization alone.

Serving Women in Floyd County

New Albany is the seat of Floyd County, sitting directly across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky. The BreakAway gives women in this stretch of Southern Indiana a dedicated recovery housing option without needing to cross state lines into the larger Louisville treatment market.

A Community-Supported Nonprofit Model

The organization runs on donations and community support, a common funding model among Indiana's smaller recovery housing operators. That structure keeps The BreakAway closely tied to local churches, volunteers and donors in New Albany.

Reaching The BreakAway in New Albany

Prospective residents and their families can contact the organization directly through its published phone line or by connecting through its social media presence. Worth asking directly: current bed availability, the expected length of stay, and how the community-partnership component works alongside day-to-day house structure.