Sober Living · Structured Support · Fellowship
Heart's Recovery Residence is a structured sober-living home where recovery is built on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, shared responsibility, and the strength of community.
Recovery · Unity · Service
The three sides of the recovery triangle guide life in our home. Together they turn a house into a fellowship, and sobriety into a way of living.
A structured, substance-free environment anchored in the Twelve Steps of AA — regular meetings, sponsorship, and accountability that keep recovery at the center of daily life.
Shared meals, shared chores, and shared goals. Residents live with purpose in a clean, comfortable home where structure and mutual respect create real stability.
No one recovers alone. Our residents lean on one another and on the wider recovery community, building the honest relationships that make lasting change possible.
About the Home
Heart's Recovery Residence was founded on a simple belief: that people recovering from alcoholism and addiction do best in a safe, supportive home surrounded by others walking the same road. Grounded in the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, we offer more than a place to stay — we offer structure, accountability, and genuine fellowship.
Residents keep to a daily rhythm of recovery: attending meetings, working the steps with a sponsor, contributing to the household, and supporting one another through the ups and downs of early sobriety. It is a place to rebuild trust, routine, and self-respect.
Program Director
Michael HeartMichael personally oversees the residence and its residents — a steady, approachable presence committed to helping each person find their footing in recovery. Questions about the program or availability? He would be glad to talk.
Rooms & Property
Main Shared Living Space
Available Rooms
There are 5 downstairs bedrooms and 2 upstairs bedrooms — each will feature two photos. Bedroom photos are on the way; interested in a room? Reach out to Michael for current availability and the intake process.
Resident performance: residents may be periodically reviewed by staff for sociability, activeness, duties, wellness, mental health, and attitude. These performance statistics help guide accountability, support, and readiness for continued residence.
The Path to Recovery
Recovery begins with an honest look at yourself. The scripture, frameworks, and practices below are self-evaluation tools — use them to see clearly where you stand and to find your way forward.
Resources for the journey
Download the sacred texts that speak to you — spiritual growth is the foundation to success.
The "Big Book" — the foundational text of AA and the Twelve Steps.
Download PDF
Local Support & Assistance
Practical resources for residents getting back on their feet.
Apply for food assistance (food stamps) through Georgia Gateway.
Go thereOrder groceries & food assistance from the Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry.
Go thereDonate plasma for extra income — find a nearby CSL Plasma center.
Go thereDonate plasma and earn — locate a BioLife Plasma Services center.
Go thereSelf-Evaluation Tools
Look honestly at yourself: study the frameworks, practice, and track your progress over time.
Rate your Eight Dynamics, track the condition each is in, write it out, and watch your progress graphed over time. Private to you.
Start now →Words of Encouragement
Leave a note of hope, gratitude, or encouragement for residents and visitors. One day at a time — together.
Be the first to leave a note on the wall.
Get in Touch
Whether you're looking for a room for yourself or someone you love, the first step is a simple conversation. There's no pressure — just an honest talk about how we can help.
Email Michael