Adult Substance Use Recovery Residences

A recovery residence refers to a supportive, shared living environment founded on peer support and connection to community services that promote a person's active participation in their own recovery. Recovery residences are free from alcohol and other substances and are a common pathway used to transition back into the community following residential treatment.

The National Alliance for Recovery Residences defines four levels of support for recovery residences that you can find here (PDF).

The Health and Human Services Commission partners with Oxford House, Inc., Be Well, Texas, and The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston to provide level 1, 2 and 3 group homes and recovery residences across Texas. 

Contact Information

For questions regarding recovery residence locations, vacancies, house contact and phone numbers, visit the Oxford House Web Page.

For questions regarding recovery residence locations for emerging adults (ages 18-25), vacancies, house contact and phone numbers, visit the Be Well Texas Web Page.  

For questions regarding recovery residence locations for people utilizing medications for opioid use disorder, vacancies, house contact and phone numbers, visit the Project HOMES Web Page.  

For complaints related to Oxford Houses in Texas, email Substance Use Disorder.