Brookside Sober Living Homes

Halfway House

Candler, NC

Brookside Sober Living Homes provides 24-hour in-home support, transportation, and optional private licensed clinical sessions in Candler, NC.

  • People transitioning from addiction treatment to independent living
  • Residents needing transportation during recovery
  • Residents seeking optional private licensed clinical sessions

Footprints Recovery Residence

Halfway House

Asheville, NC

Footprints Recovery Residence provides NCARR Certified Level 3 sober living for men in Asheville, with $220 weekly rates and on-site peer support.

  • Men transitioning from rehabilitation into structured sober living
  • Residents seeking phase-based 12-Step recovery support
  • People needing on-site peer support, case management, or medication management

Silver Linings Recovery Homes

Halfway House

Asheville, NC

Silver Linings Recovery Homes provides sober living for women in Asheville, NC with clear expectations, guidance, accountability, and recovery support.

  • Women seeking sober living in Asheville, North Carolina
  • Women who want structured accountability, clear expectations, and guidance during recovery

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FAQ

How much does sober living cost in Buncombe County?

Footprints publishes a rate of $220 per week or $880 per month with no entrance fee. The other listed homes do not provide pricing in the available information.

What should I check before choosing a halfway house?

Ask about gender eligibility, required work or treatment hours, meetings, drug testing, curfews, transportation, clinical support, and whether the home has certification such as Footprints' NCARR Certified Level 3 designation.

Is sober living the same as detox or inpatient treatment?

No. These homes are described as transitional or sober living housing and should not be used for inpatient detoxification, acute medical treatment, or hospital-level care.

Are there employment or treatment requirements?

Footprints requires 20 hours per week of employment, treatment, or volunteering, along with mandatory meetings, drug testing, curfews, and house rules.

Are accessible sober-living homes available in Asheville?

Footprints lists two fully handicap-accessible homes and locations in Downtown Asheville and West Asheville.