"No Matter what your current circumstances are, if you can imagine something better for yourself, you can create it."

At Grace Lives in Recovery, we believe in compassionate care as a foundation for recovery. Our team is dedicated to supporting each resident's unique journey.

Currently, we have one house in Scottsdale, Arizona.  The max capacity is 5 people.  This is a 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath house with the following accommodations include:

2 large Living rooms with  large flat screen TVs, many TV entertainment packages, PlayStation 4 and the Sunday Ticket!

A fully equipped Kitchen.. that a chef would enjoy!

Luxury Outdoor living space with lots of seating, TV, Fire Pit Table, gas grill and a POOL

Large Bedrooms equipped with Captains beds for neat storage of items in the drawers under the bed.  Two bedrooms are shared for two occupants and 1 bedroom is single occupancy. 

Large clean bathroom with storage space for personal hygiene items.

To be considered for our home you must:

Be free from any mind altering medications.  This may require a medically supervised detox.  You must pass a Urinalysis upon entry.  We do accept individuals on MAT.

Be 100% dedicated to your recovery and be willing to do whatever it takes to be successful on this new journey.

We require an individual to:

     *Remain 100% Free of mind altering substances

     *Attend a 12 Step program meeting once a day for the first 90 days 

     *Have a sponsor.  If you don't have one, we will help you find one.

     *Do/Work the Steps with your sponsor

     *Get a job if you don't have one

     *Follow all the House Rules

     *Be Kind, Respectful and Connect 

Move In Fee:  There is a one time non-refundable $200 move- in Fee

Weekly Fee:  Shared Occupancy Rooms are $250 a week and the Single Occupancy is $300 a week

Click on the button below and apply now.  There is no obligation!  You are invited to come tour the house, sit with us,  ask questions and enjoy a cup of coffee!  

We hope to be part of your life as we trudge this road to Happy Destiny!

No matter a person’s age, legal status, recovery challenges, or personal history, people who participate in sober living are just regular people. Regular people who ended up with a substance use disorder that just takes a little more time and attention to continue healing. Most choose to be in sober living, and most are at a point in their life when they are focused on creating a positive future for themselves and their families.