Sober living by city in Alaska
Browse recovery residences in these Alaska cities, or see every home below.
Sober living homes in Alaska
12 homesAlaska State Capitol
Freedom House 907 - Men's House
Freedom House 907 - Women's House
Haven House (T'aa Shuyee Hit)

Heritage House (Set Free Alaska Recovery Residence)

Heritage House Recovery Residence (Set Free Alaska)

House of Transformation
New Life Development Inc.
Oxford House Denali
Oxford House Northern Lights
Oxford House Yukon
True North Recovery - Recovery Residences
Frequently asked questions about sober living in Alaska
How many sober living homes are in Alaska?
This directory lists 12 verified sober living homes across Alaska, including in Anchorage, Juneau, Soldotna, Wasilla, Palmer. Every listing is free to view and links straight to the home's own intake line.
How much does sober living cost in Alaska?
Most homes don't publish pricing online, so rent varies by city, home, and services. Call the home's intake line for an exact figure, and ask about scholarships or sliding-scale rates — many homes offer them.
Is there men's, women's, or co-ed sober living in Alaska?
Yes — verified homes in Alaska include housing for Men, Women and Co-ed residents. Open any city page to filter by resident type.
Are sober living homes in Alaska certified?
Some Alaska homes list certifications such as CARF accredited (organization), CARF International accredited, Oxford House charter. Look for a NARR-affiliated state certification (the National Alliance for Recovery Residences), which signals the home follows recognized operating and ethical standards. Confirm any certification with the home directly.
Does sober living in Alaska allow MAT (Suboxone, methadone, Vivitrol)?
MAT policies vary by home and aren't always listed. If you're on medication-assisted treatment, confirm with each home before committing.
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