After helping hundreds of men achieve sobriety and turn their lives around, the founders of the successful Ohio House intuitively knew it was time to extend its program to women seeking the same freedom. Born out of a deep sense of family, the Chadwick House is run by strong women who maintain a close connection with each other and the organization. Ranging in ages, ethnicities and backgrounds our women come from all over the US to partake in the unique culture that is at the foundation of the Chadwick House.

The Chadwick Family of residents, staff and alumni work together towards one common goal – long-term sobriety. We achieve this through simple actions. Once admitted to our program our women learn how to become self-sufficient and accountable by following a daily routine. This includes attending 12-step meetings, working with a sponsor, obtaining employment and participating in household responsibilities. These are daily routines that we once dismissed yet are so vital to our success in sobriety.

Over the years, the Chadwick House has flourished and now celebrates alumni’s sobriety birthdays monthly. Our alumni stay in touch and often sponsor women in our program to continue the tradition of keeping our sisterhood strong. We are grateful for every opportunity to help a woman in need find their own road to recovery.