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About GRLC

GLRC offers both men’s and women’s recovery housing in several Upper Peninsula communities. Recovery housing provides a safe and supportive, recovery-oriented environment where individuals can begin their life of sobriety.

After completing residential treatment for substance use disorders, clients often return to the same living situation that previously supported their addiction, and are faced with the same challenges and temptations they had before. Recovery housing can offer a extended support from like-minded individuals.  


Men's Recovery Housing

  • Gary’s House: 1416 W Easterday Ave. Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 / (906) 748-9010

  • John Kivela Recovery Residence: 1718 Presque Isle Ave. Marquette, MI 49855 / (906) 829-0892

  • Delta Recovery Residence: 216 N 12th St. Escanaba, MI 49829 / (906) 458-1386


Women's Recovery Housing

  • Anne’s House: 301 E Spruce St.Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 / (906) 829-0892

  • Ripple Recovery Residence: 346 N Main St. L'Anse, MI 49946 / (906) 275-4990

  • Sue B.’s House: 100 Malton Road, Negaunee, MI 49866 / (906) 829-0892


Community Living

While living in Recovery Housing, clients are integrated in a community where they can practice and enhance their recovery skills. To do so, residents will participate in house activities, maintain and clean the home and learn to work together in their community. Each individual will learn how to incorporate new recovery activities into their daily lives.


Admission Criteria

  • 18 years of age or older

  • Ability to live in a shared living environment

  • Attend self-help meetings weekly (NA, AA, SMART Recovery, etc.)

  • Obtain full-time (32+hr/week) employment within 60 days

  • Attend weekly house meetings

  • A minimum of 30 days in recovery prior to applying to Recovery Housing

  • Service fees for the first month are due at the time of admission; alternative payment arrangements may be discussed


What GRLC Can Offer You.

Clients are offered a safe and supportive living environment. Individualized case management is tailored to fit their needs. Staff will also help each resident to find a schedule that supports their recovery pathway.

While in Recovery Housing, GLRC’s goal is to help clients determine the next steps in their individual housing solutions. Options are available for transitioning to more independent living in recovery apartments or obtaining long-term housing.


How to Apply

To apply for GLRC Recovery Housing, please complete the application and Relapse Prevention Plan and submit to inquiry@greatlakesrecovery.org or send directly to the recovery house of your choice.





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Great Lakes Recovery Centers - Recovery Housing

Great Lakes Recovery Centers offer recovery housing to provide extended support for individuals transitioning from residential treatment for substance use disorders, helping them avoid returning to environments that may have supported their addiction.

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