Safe Housing
Clean, secure, structured homes where you can focus fully on recovery.
Louisville • Kentucky — Faith-Centered Recovery Housing
Recovery Begins With a Safe Place to Call Home
A structured, faith-centered home where men and women rebuild their lives with dignity, community, and hope.
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Nonprofit
Louisville, Kentucky
Our Mission
More than sobriety — a life rebuilt with purpose
Augusta Place Sober Living exists to help men and women recovering from addiction re-establish stable, productive, and independent lives. We believe recovery is about far more than staying sober.
It is about rebuilding confidence, restoring purpose, strengthening relationships, and developing the healthy routines that make lasting independence possible — all within a community that believes in you.
- Faith centered encouragement
- Family style accountability
- Future focused life skills
Why Families Trust Us
Everything you need to rebuild, in one safe place
Augusta Place surrounds each resident with the housing, structure, and support that make lasting recovery possible.
Structured Recovery
Daily routines and accountability that rebuild stability and trust.
Faith-Based Support
Encouragement rooted in faith, hope, and unconditional dignity.
Community Accountability
A brotherhood and sisterhood that walks with you, not ahead of you.
Employment Readiness
Real skills, resume help, and job placement for lasting independence.
Personal Growth
Confidence, purpose, and healthy habits that carry beyond our doors.
The Recovery Journey
A clear path forward — one step at a time
You don't have to figure it out alone. Here's exactly what the road to independent living looks like at Augusta Place.
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Reach Out
One confidential call is all it takes to begin. We listen first.
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Schedule a Tour
Visit the home, meet the community, and picture your fresh start.
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Move In
Settle into a safe, structured environment built for recovery.
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Build Healthy Habits
Daily routine, accountability, and faith create lasting stability.
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Develop Life Skills
Employment readiness, financial basics, and vocational training.
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Transition to Independence
Step into independent living with confidence and a support network.
Programs & Services
Comprehensive support for the whole person
From a safe bed to a steady paycheck, every program is designed to move residents toward confident, independent living.
Residential Services
Safe, clean, structured sober living homes where recovery comes first.
Community & Recovery Support
Peer accountability, recovery meetings, and a community that shows up.
Faith-Based Encouragement
Optional faith community, mentorship, and hope-centered support.
Employment Assistance
Resume help, interview prep, and job placement toward independence.
Job Skills & Vocational Training
Hands-on training in carpentry, electrical, and plumbing trades.
Food & Clothing Assistance
Practical help meeting daily needs, so you can focus on getting well.
Life Skills & Employment
Real skills for real independence
Recovery lasts when it's paired with the ability to earn, provide, and stand on your own. We equip residents with marketable trades and the personal development to carry them forward.
Carpentry
Electrical
Plumbing
Vocational training in partnership with local trades & employers.
Motivational Speaking
Finding and using your voice again.
Confidence Building
Rebuilding self-worth, day by day.
Employment Readiness
Interview skills and a real path to work.
Why Augusta Place
A place families feel good about calling home
We combine the warmth of a welcoming home with the credibility and structure of a respected recovery program.
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A genuinely safe environment
Structure, supervision, and a drug- and alcohol-free home you can trust.
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Faith and dignity at the center
Every resident is treated as a whole person worthy of hope and respect.
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Community that holds you up
You recover surrounded by people who understand and truly care.
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Built for lasting independence
Life skills, employment, and habits designed to outlast your stay.
"Recovery is more than sobriety — it's rebuilding a life worth staying sober for."
Stories of Hope
Lives rebuilt, one day at a time
Real words from the men and women who found a fresh start at Augusta Place.
Augusta Place gave me more than a bed — it gave me a family and a reason to keep going. For the first time in years, I have a routine, a job, and hope.
Michael R.
Resident, 14 months sober
The structure and accountability here saved my life. The people genuinely care, and the faith community helped me rebuild who I am.
Sarah T.
Graduate, living independently
I learned a trade, got my confidence back, and finally believe in my future. Augusta Place meets you where you are and walks with you.
James W.
Resident, vocational program
Names and photos are representative; resident privacy is always protected.
Life at Augusta Place
A warm, welcoming place to begin again
Take a look inside the calm, comfortable environment our residents call home.
Questions & Answers
Answers to help you take the next step
Who is Augusta Place for?
We serve men and women recovering from substance abuse who are ready to rebuild stable, independent lives in a safe, structured, faith-centered environment.
Do I have to be religious to live here?
No. Faith-based encouragement is offered and available, but every resident is welcomed and treated with dignity regardless of their beliefs.
What does it cost?
As a nonprofit, we work to keep sober living accessible. Please call us to discuss current openings, program fees, and any assistance that may be available.
How do I apply or move in?
It starts with a simple, confidential phone call. We'll talk through your situation, schedule a tour, and walk you through the next steps.
What is expected of residents?
Residents commit to sobriety, participate in the community, follow house structure and accountability, and work toward employment and independence.
Do you help with employment?
Yes. We provide employment readiness, resume and interview help, job placement support, and hands-on vocational training in trades like carpentry, electrical, and plumbing.
Still have questions? Call us at (502) 356-3891 — we're here to help.
Take the First Step
The first step is a single conversation
Reach out today. Everything shared is confidential, and someone who understands is ready to help you take the next step toward lasting recovery.