United Recovery Project

About United Recovery Project

United Recovery Project is a sober living operator serving South Florida, with recovery housing in Hollywood and West Palm Beach. The company pairs sober living with clinical case management, assigning each resident a primary therapist.

A South Florida Recovery Housing Provider

United Recovery Project positions its housing as a step between residential treatment and independent living. Same-sex housing, curfews, house rules and randomized drug testing apply at each location, alongside daily meeting expectations in the early months.

Serving Hollywood and West Palm Beach

United Recovery Project sober living homes are:

• United Recovery Project Sober Living, on Johnson Street in Hollywood, coed.
• United Recovery Project Sober Living, on 17th Street in West Palm Beach, coed.

The two-county footprint, spanning Broward and Palm Beach counties, means a resident relocating along the southeast Florida coast can stay inside the same program.

Clinical Support Behind the Housing

Each resident receives a customized treatment plan and a primary therapist, which distinguishes this operator from a landlord-style sober house. That structure suits someone who wants active clinical involvement to continue after leaving a residential program.

Working Across Broward and Palm Beach Counties

Hollywood and West Palm Beach sit roughly forty miles apart along Florida's southeast coast, both served by Tri-Rail and county bus networks, which keeps United Recovery Project's two locations within reach of the region's outpatient providers and courts.

Certification Is Voluntary in Florida

Florida does not require a sober living operator to certify its residences. The Florida Association of Recovery Residences is the only body the state recognizes for those that do so voluntarily, and families should ask United Recovery Project directly about the current status of either location.