Sober Living - Simply Grace

Living sober at Simply Grace Recovery

Leaving treatment isn’t the end of recovery. It’s the beginning of the part nobody prepares you for: real life, with real responsibilites, real stress, and real days that don’t go the way you planned.

We exist for that stretch. We provide supportive, safe, structured, affordable homes where women in recovery live together, hold each other accountable, and learn to do life sober before doing it alone.

We have homes across the Dallas-Fort Worth area:

Every Simply Grace Recovery home follows the same program standards, expectations, and affordability. Placement is based on availability and the location that best supports each resident’s work, meetings, transportation, and daily life.

What life here looks like

At Simply Grace Recovery, women have the space to keep growing while building confidence in everyday life. Our homes offer a balance of support, structure, accountability, and community, all in a setting that feels like home.

From furniture and kitchen essentials to cleaning supplies, paper products, coffee, and everyday household necessities, we provide the basics so residents can focus their energy on rebuilding their lives.

The structure is there to create stability, not pressure. Everyone in the home is working toward the same goal, and clear expectations help create a safe, supportive environment where women can focus on recovery, rebuild trust in themselves, and keep moving forward.

Residents can expect:

Live-in house management and support
Fully furnished homes with utilities and Wi-Fi included
A bed, bedding, household essentials, and a fully equipped kitchen
Daily alcohol testing and random drug screening
12-Step meetings, sponsorship, and active step work
Weekly accountability meetings
Work, school, volunteering, or other productive daily activity
Shared household responsibilities and house meetings
Curfews and clear community expectations
Connections to trusted community resources
A substance-free living environment

On medications Some medications aren’t a fit for our houses. Be upfront with us on the phone and we’ll tell you honestly whether this is the right place for you right now. If it isn’t, we’ll do our best to point you somewhere that is.

Who's a good fit

Simply Grace welcomes women age 18 and older who are looking for a safe, supportive, and structured place to continue building a life in recovery.

Our homes are designed for women who:

Have been free from alcohol and drugs for at least seven days
Are transitioning from treatment or another recovery program, or are looking for structured sober living
Are willing to participate in a 12-Step recovery program
Can meet the financial requirements of the program
Are willing to follow house policies and be part of an accountable community
Are able to work, attend school, volunteer, or participate in another productive daily activity

Supportive and Affordable

We believe safe, supportive recovery housing should be accessible.

$500 move-in fee
$1000 per month

There is no application fee and no hidden program charges.

How to apply

Reach out
Call or text our admissions line to connect with a staff member. If we don’t answer right away, please leave us a message so we can get back to you as soon as possible.
Talk with us
We’ll learn a little about you, answer your questions, and talk through whether we’re the right next step.
Get approved
If we are a good fit, we’ll walk you through the next steps, including your financial agreement and move-in payment.
Move in
When you arrive at the home, you’ll complete a drug and alcohol screening, review and sign the house policies, and get settled into the Simply Grace Recovery community.

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