_What We Do
At Ashland Home, we recognize that women may need to be removed from their environment, and be provided with a safe, sober and nurturing home to begin their journey into recovery.
Beginnings
Our experience has proven that for a woman to get sober and build a solid foundation for recovery, a minimum ten-day stay is required. In our serene, home-like atmosphere, the time is structured including 12-step meetings and activities of daily living. This program is free of charge to the women we serve.
Sober Living
Ashland Home also offers women the opportunity to extend their stay, once they have been sober for thirty days, in the sober living program at a nominal fee to the women.
At Ashland Home, we recognize that women may need to be removed from their environment, and be provided with a safe, sober and nurturing home to begin their journey into recovery.
Beginnings
Our experience has proven that for a woman to get sober and build a solid foundation for recovery, a minimum ten-day stay is required. In our serene, home-like atmosphere, the time is structured including 12-step meetings and activities of daily living. This program is free of charge to the women we serve.
Sober Living
Ashland Home also offers women the opportunity to extend their stay, once they have been sober for thirty days, in the sober living program at a nominal fee to the women.
Our Mission
"The purpose of the Ashland Home is to provide a safe and caring environment for women to get sober with dignity and build a foundation for recovery."
Our Vision
"Be the model for all alcoholic women to stay sober and lead happy productive lives; where they are reunited with their families, involved in their communities and giving back what was given to them."
Our Philosophy
Alcoholism has no discriminatory aspects. It effects women from all walks of life and has nothing to do with the woman's morals or personal willpower. Ashland Home embraces alcoholism as a disease that requires a 12-step program of recovery to ensure that every woman has the opportunity to enjoy an improved level of function in all areas of her life.
Ashland Home opened its doors in 1998, to help women at no cost to them. Since then, more than 1800 women have been introduced to a sober way of living through the healing environment offered at Ashland Home.
Our no cost, non-medical alcohol detox home is designed to provide a safe, sober, caring and nurturing environment for women beginning their journey into recovery. The caring staff is completely made up of individuals in recovery who understand the needs of the women we serve.
Ashland Home provides eight-beds in a serene home like atmosphere that operates 100% on donations and other fundraising efforts of the committed Board of Directors and volunteers.
Startling Statistics
• Approximately 4.6 million American women abuse alcohol.
• Approximately 40,000 women die of alcohol related illness and injuries each year.
• Female alcoholics have death rates up to twice as high as male alcoholics.
• Female alcoholics live 15 years less than women in the general population.
"The purpose of the Ashland Home is to provide a safe and caring environment for women to get sober with dignity and build a foundation for recovery."
Our Vision
"Be the model for all alcoholic women to stay sober and lead happy productive lives; where they are reunited with their families, involved in their communities and giving back what was given to them."
Our Philosophy
Alcoholism has no discriminatory aspects. It effects women from all walks of life and has nothing to do with the woman's morals or personal willpower. Ashland Home embraces alcoholism as a disease that requires a 12-step program of recovery to ensure that every woman has the opportunity to enjoy an improved level of function in all areas of her life.
Ashland Home opened its doors in 1998, to help women at no cost to them. Since then, more than 1800 women have been introduced to a sober way of living through the healing environment offered at Ashland Home.
Our no cost, non-medical alcohol detox home is designed to provide a safe, sober, caring and nurturing environment for women beginning their journey into recovery. The caring staff is completely made up of individuals in recovery who understand the needs of the women we serve.
Ashland Home provides eight-beds in a serene home like atmosphere that operates 100% on donations and other fundraising efforts of the committed Board of Directors and volunteers.
Startling Statistics
• Approximately 4.6 million American women abuse alcohol.
• Approximately 40,000 women die of alcohol related illness and injuries each year.
• Female alcoholics have death rates up to twice as high as male alcoholics.
• Female alcoholics live 15 years less than women in the general population.