Indiana’s Leading Provider for Women-Centered Addiction Treatment and Recovery

Dove Recovery House is the largest recovery housing program for women in Marion and Dubois counties and is certified as a Level IV Recovery Residence through Indiana Alliance for Recovery Residences. Dove House serves more than 100 women annually.

At Dove House, we help the most vulnerable women in our communities—women who have experienced physical, emotional, and sexual abuse; women who have experienced homelessness; women who are struggling with substance use disorder and have nowhere else to turn.

At Dove House, our programming is offered free of charge to clients. On average, it costs $300/week to serve one client, but thanks to grants, corporate supporters, and individual donors these expenses are completely covered.

Dove House by the numbers

78%

successfully completed Dove House programming or were on track to complete

150+

average inquiries
each month

$275

average weekly cost to service one client

We offer free, comprehensive recovery programming and treatment services in a residential setting.

Recovery Programming

Treatment Services

Residential Setting

Locations in Dubois and Marion Counties

Dove Recovery House for Women has two locations. Our Marion County home opened in 2000 and is located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Our Dubois County home opened in 2022 and is located in Jasper, Indiana. The Marion County Dove House serves 40 women at one time, and the Dubois County Dove House serves 15 women
at one time.

DOVE HOUSE HEADLINES

Dove House is accepting Requests for Qualifications for a facility expansion. Visit this link for additional information: DRH General Contractor RFQ

Read our blog to learn about the latest news and happenings at Dove House.

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