True North Recovery

About True North Recovery

True North Recovery is a sober living operator in Wasilla, Alaska, running recovery residences and residential treatment across the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, the Fairbanks North Star Borough and Ketchikan. It is a nonprofit built around same-day access to services.

The Recovery Homes This Operator Runs

Its recovery residences sit in Wasilla and Fairbanks, housing both men and women with no minimum or maximum length of stay. Alongside those, it runs three residential treatment locations: Vita Nova in Wasilla, a 23-bed coed dual diagnosis program; the Christopher Walden House of Hope in Fairbanks, a 16-bed coed program; and Kara House at 126 Washington Street in Ketchikan, a 15-bed coed program. All serve adults eighteen and up.

What This Recovery Housing Provider Requires

Everyone living in its recovery residences is actively in treatment, using peer support and engaged in case management. Length of stay is set by treatment progress rather than a calendar, which suits people whose recovery does not run on a standard timetable.

A Sober Living Operator With A Full Continuum

Withdrawal management, inpatient residential treatment, day treatment, outpatient and intensive outpatient, telehealth, re-entry services and recovery housing all sit inside one organization. A person can move between levels without starting a new intake somewhere else, which in Alaska often means without moving cities.

Men's And Women's Sober Houses Across Three Regions

Housing both men and women, in two boroughs a long way apart, gives the organization reach that few Alaska providers have. Its Ketchikan program extends that into Southeast, where residential options are scarce.

Serving Wasilla, Fairbanks And Ketchikan

Care is delivered with cultural competence and evidence-based practice, backed by community partnerships. The organization holds Joint Commission accreditation and its re-entry work connects people leaving incarceration with transportation, housing and behavioral health services.