A Supportive Place to Live and Grow
A Home-Like Environment for Continued Recovery
More Than a Place to Live
Support for Stability and Independence
Home-Like Living Environment
Comfortable shared residences designed to feel welcoming, familiar, and connected to everyday life rather than institutional.
Peer Connection
Live alongside others who are committed to recovery, shared responsibility, and mutual encouragement.
Structure and Accountability
Develop consistent routines, meet household expectations, and strengthen personal responsibility within a supportive setting.
Independent Living Skills
Practice managing appointments, schedules, household responsibilities, communication, and other everyday tasks.
Connection to Treatment
Remain connected with appropriate outpatient treatment, recovery resources, and professional support based on individual needs.
Long-Term Recovery Planning
Build a realistic plan for continued recovery, stable housing, community involvement, and greater independence.
Who We Serve
Recovery housing may be appropriate for adults who are committed to maintaining sobriety and would benefit from a supportive home environment while developing greater stability and independence.
- Individuals transitioning from residential treatment
- Adults participating in outpatient recovery services
- People who need a stable and substance-free living environment
- Individuals developing stronger routines and personal accountability
- Those rebuilding employment, appointment, and household responsibilities
- People seeking connection with a supportive recovery community
- Individuals preparing for more independent sober living
The Recovery Housing Experience
Building Independence Through Everyday Recovery
Determine the Right Fit
Our team learns about the individual’s needs, current recovery progress, and readiness for a supportive living environment.
Enter a Supportive Residence
Residents move into a comfortable, recovery-focused home where clear expectations and peer support provide stability.
Practice Recovery in Daily Life
Residents build routines, manage responsibilities, attend appointments, engage with recovery resources, and strengthen practical life skills.
Prepare for Greater Independence
Each resident works toward sustainable housing, continued recovery support, community connection, and confident independent living.
Where Support Is Available
Recovery Housing in Roanoke, Virginia
Above Ground Delaware
A supportive recovery residence offering a comfortable household setting, peer connection, daily structure, and opportunities to build greater stability and independence.
Above Ground Franklin
A recovery-focused residence designed to help individuals practice healthy routines, shared responsibility, accountability, and skills for continued sober living.
Locally Owned and Community Connected
Recovery Support Built Around Real Life
Anderson Treatment is a locally owned, family-operated organization with longstanding connections to the regional recovery community. Our residences are designed to be approachable and relatable, helping individuals practice recovery within an environment that reflects everyday living.
Residents are encouraged to strengthen communication, responsibility, healthy routines, community involvement, and other tangible skills that can continue supporting them long after they leave the residence.
Practical Skills for Lasting Recovery
Support That Extends Beyond Housing
Recovery housing supports individuals as they rebuild the routines, relationships, and responsibilities that make independent sober living possible.
- Healthy daily routines
- Household responsibility
- Communication and relationship skills
- Appointment management
- Employment readiness
- Personal accountability
- Community and peer connection
- Continued recovery planning
- Independent living preparation
Explore Additional Care Options
Connected Support Across the Recovery Journey
Adult Outpatient Services
Flexible counseling, case management, IOP, PHP, and recovery support while living in the community.
Residential Treatment
Structured care for individuals who need a more intensive treatment and living environment.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Medication, counseling, clinical monitoring, and recovery support for eligible individuals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our residences are designed to provide a comfortable, home-like environment rather than an institutional setting. Residents practice recovery through everyday routines, shared responsibility, peer connection, and practical preparation for independent sober living.
No. Recovery housing primarily provides a supportive living environment, while residential treatment includes a defined clinical level of care. Our admissions team can help determine which option is appropriate.
Residents may remain connected with appropriate outpatient treatment and recovery services based on their individual needs and care plan.
Residents are generally expected to maintain sobriety, respect household expectations, participate in shared responsibilities, remain accountable, and actively work toward their recovery goals.
Contact the admissions team to discuss eligibility, availability, and the appropriate application process.