Oxford House Asheboro
Abuse And Addiction Treatment
Why pick this one
Oxford House Asheboro provides peer-run, self-supported recovery housing governed by house votes and shared weekly expenses.
Best for
- Individuals recovering from a substance use disorder who need peer-run housing
- People transitioning after completing a treatment program
- People reentering the community from a correctional setting
- Applicants able to remain drug- and alcohol-free and pay their share of house expenses
Look elsewhere if
- People seeking detoxification, inpatient clinical treatment, or medical addiction care
- Applicants unable to follow house rules or participate in a community recovery program
- Applicants unable to pay their share of weekly house expenses
Specialties
- peer-driven recovery residences
- self-supported housing for individuals recovering from substance use disorder
- recovery housing after treatment or correctional reentry
Certifications
- Chartered by Oxford House, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization
What makes them different
- Part of a North Carolina network with 320 houses and more than 2,500 beds as of February 2025
- Residents democratically elect house officers and vote on applicants
- Residents share house expenses averaging $110 to $160 per person per week
- Applicants require an 80% vote from house members for acceptance
- Residents with a recurrence of alcohol or illicit drug use must be immediately expelled
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 1000 S Church St, Asheboro, NC 27203
- Phone
- +13366253752
- Website
- http://oxfordhousenc.org
Services
- recovery residences
- peer-run group housing
- substance use disorder recovery housing