Clarity House Chicago - Addison House for Women

Women continuing recovery after treatment can find structured, gender-specific sober living at Clarity House in Chicago, Illinois. Its women’s residence, Addison House, operates separately from the men’s home, giving residents their own supportive setting to strengthen sobriety, build consistent routines, and stay connected to peers with similar goals. Clear expectations, shared responsibilities, and ongoing accountability help create a stable path toward greater independence.

Support Through Daily Structure

Women attend 4 to 5 in-person recovery meetings each week, follow established curfews, complete household responsibilities, and take part in required weekly house meetings. Random drug screenings help maintain a sober environment and reinforce accountability. Before moving in, residents review and sign a written handbook outlining expectations and graduated consequences, while privileges such as later curfews expand as they demonstrate steady progress.

Space for Greater Independence

The fully furnished women’s residence supports daily living in a gender-specific setting separate from the men’s home. Residents share an equipped kitchen, common living areas with cable television, on-site laundry, high-speed WiFi, and outdoor space. A flat weekly rate covers the room, utilities, and access to shared areas, allowing women to focus on strengthening routines, practicing responsibility, and preparing for independent living.