Rose Garden Recovery Community

Rose Garden Recovery Community, formerly known as the Rose Home North, is a not-for-profit ministry whose mission is to transform the lives of women held captive by drug and alcohol addiction by providing a safe and structured Christian community for guiding and equipping individual pursuit of free, sober, and productive living.

Substance Abuse Disorder affects every community, and the organization believes that every person has incredible value because they were created by God, offering redemption and freedom through faith in Jesus.

As a Christian ministry, it holds to the value of each person regardless of background, felonies, or addiction, treating women with respect and love while equipping them with materials to understand their worth in God's eyes.

Open to any woman ready for recovery regardless of personal faith, the program aims to help women remain in recovery as they successfully reunite with family, return to their community, and establish healthy relationships.

Services include a residential Recovery Program in Syracuse, IN, for up to 10 women, featuring on-site staff, peer recovery, partnerships for licensed counseling, a level-based life skills program, on-site classes, communal living, pastoral and faith-based support, and space for children to visit; a Graduate Home for those with 9 months sobriety or program completion, providing sober communal living with on-site support, optional life-skill classes, 12-step meetings, and space for children under 11; non-residential support through the SAS Program for ongoing substance abuse services; and aftercare with connections to local meetings like Celebrate Recovery, NA, and AA.

The homes foster a safe, caring environment where women can recognize their value and potential.

What we treat

Treatment & Programs

Levels of Care

Rose Garden Recovery Community provides a structured step-down continuum, beginning with an up-to-10-bed residential program and transitioning into a Graduate Home for sober living. The Graduate Home is designed for women who have achieved nine months of sobriety or completed a primary program, offering a communal environment as they transition back to independent living. Non-residential ongoing support and aftercare connections are also available to help clients maintain long-term recovery.

Sober Living Aftercare Support

Therapies

The structural framework relies heavily on peer recovery and a level-based curriculum designed to build practical life skills. Residents also engage in psychoeducation through on-site classes, pastoral support, and case management, while licensed counseling is provided exclusively through off-site community partnerships.

Case Management Psychoeducation

Addictions

The ministry focuses on helping women who are held captive by drug and alcohol addiction. Rather than offering medical detox, they provide long-term residential and communal support for those ready to overcome substance use and embrace sober, productive living.

Conditions

While primary care centers around Substance Abuse Disorder, the environment at Rose Garden Recovery Community supports broader emotional and spiritual healing. Off-site partnerships provide access to licensed counseling to address any underlying mental health needs alongside the primary recovery journey.

Issues

Beyond achieving sobriety, women are guided through immense life transitions, from navigating family reunification to building a sober social network. The program actively supports women working to establish healthy relationships and seamlessly return to their communities as productive, confident individuals regardless of past felonies or backgrounds.

Sober Social Network / Community Building

Programs

As a not-for-profit Christian ministry, the core philosophy is rooted in the belief that every person has incredible value because they were created by God. Though the curriculum features robust faith-based and pastoral support, the recovery program welcomes any woman ready for the journey, never forcing personal agreement with their religious beliefs.

Christian Faith-Based

On-site

Amenities

Communal living is at the heart of the experience across both Syracuse properties, fostering deep friendships in a safe, home-like setting. The environments are intentionally designed with families in mind, providing dedicated space for children to visit on Sundays during the primary program and allowing children under eleven to live with their mothers in the Graduate Home.

Coverage

Payment

Because they operate primarily as a nonprofit ministry rather than a medical treatment facility, the financial and payment structure differs from traditional clinical rehabs. Prospective residents are encouraged to reach out to the director to discuss application requirements and any costs associated with the communal homes.

Please contact the facility directly to verify insurance coverage and payment options. Many facilities offer free insurance verification.

Call to Verify Coverage

Eligibility

Who We Serve

The residential homes in Syracuse are built exclusively for adult women seeking a safe, sober environment, including mothers who are working to rebuild their lives. The ministry holds a firm commitment to valuing every resident, welcoming women from all walks of life regardless of their personal faith, background, or past criminal record.

Additional Services

Comprehensive aftercare planning ensures that no woman navigates early recovery alone once she leaves the primary residence. On-site peer recovery specialists connect clients to vital local resources, including weekly community meetings like Celebrate Recovery and AA, while the SAS Program offers non-residential, ongoing substance abuse support.

Aftercare Planning

About

Facility Info

Located in Syracuse, Indiana, Rose Garden Recovery Community—formerly known as the Rose Home North—operates as a faith-based nonprofit organization. The tight-knit, community-oriented setting allows for deeply personalized care, serving as a peaceful refuge for communal living rather than a clinical medical facility.

Credentials

Accreditations

As a localized nonprofit ministry, the organization focuses on structured peer and pastoral support rather than maintaining clinical medical accreditations. Any formal clinical therapy is facilitated safely through established referrals to licensed off-site counseling partners.