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Location Overview

Beds
8 beds
Gender
Female
Age Range
18–99 yrs

Treatment details

Treatment for

All 2 — Treatment for

Payment options

No Insurance Required

All 2 — Payment options

No Insurance Required

Patient population

Female

All 1 — Patient population

Female

More about Oxford House - Nebraska Street

A model of peer run recovery houses; in Alabama currently only for Men. Normally serves as a transitional home after a detox or a 28 day program.

A non-profit organization, residents are only expected to contribute to their fair share of the running of the house expenses, and since there are generally between 8-15 people per home, these monthly payments are low enough to be affordable to anyone who can work while in recovery. Residents must only abide by the rules of the home, but if they ever use drugs or alcohol while a resident, they are immediately evicted. Residents may stay as long as they need to, although most stay about 1 year.

Admissions Process

Oxford House is self-run, peer-supported recovery housing for women. There is no clinical staff on site and no walk-in admission — applicants are accepted by a vote of the current residents after an interview. Interviews are held Mon 4:00pm. Call the house on (712) 224-4546 to ask about openings and arrange an interview. The chapter contact for this house is Cole J — (712) 204-2113. Please phone before visiting. Current vacancies are published by Oxford House at oxfordvacancies.com.

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9 Reviews
Maria Isabel Farias-Nuñez
Maria Isabel Farias-Nuñez7 years ago
4.0

I enjoyed the experience of spending time with other women in this ecovery home. The house members helped me to eliminate the fear of expressing the obstacles one comes across; such as my meth addict…

melissa wikstrom
melissa wikstrom8 years ago
1.0

Horrible place to go they are discriminative to people who ate disabled. Treated me horribly talked about me behind my back. Very bad place for people in recovery.

Bobbi-Jo laDue
Bobbi-Jo laDue10 months ago
5.0
Tiffany Cook
Tiffany Cook3 years ago
2.0
Chelsea Hoffman
Chelsea Hoffman5 years ago
5.0

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Location

2931 Nebraska Street, Sioux City, Iowa, 51104