ACTS Recovery Homes

Our name says exactly what we are. ACTS stands for Active Commitment To Sobriety. That’s not a tagline. It’s the operating principle of every home we run. Recovery doesn’t happen passively. It happens through daily action, in meetings, in step work, in employment, and in the honest accountability of living alongside people who are doing the same work.

We’re not a treatment center. We’re not a halfway house. We’re a structured sober living community for adults who’ve made the decision to get sober and are ready to live in an environment that holds them to it.

What Makes ACTS Different

We’ve been at this since December 2007. That’s nearly two decades of learning what works and what doesn’t. What we’ve learned isn’t complicated: structure, accountability, employment, and the 12-Step program. Those four things, consistently applied, give people in early recovery a real shot.

Every ACTS home runs the same model. The rules are consistent across all five locations. Residents must be working or actively searching for work, attending AA or NA meetings, maintaining an active sponsor relationship, and following house rules, including curfew and random drug screening. The peer community does a lot of the heavy lifting. Living alongside people with the same goal changes how you think about sobriety.

We have 34 five-star Google reviews. Mike Archer, our owner, is personally involved with every home and every resident. He’s reachable, he knows who’s in the house, and he knows when something’s wrong. That personal involvement isn’t a feature. It’s how ACTS has always worked.

We’re fully insured, and we’ve operated continuously since 2007. There’s no gap in our history, no change in ownership, no shift in how we run the program. When you move into an ACTS home, you’re joining something that has worked for many people over a long time. Read about ACTS Recovery Homes to learn more about our history and full program, and to understand what daily life looks like.

Men's Sober Living in Austin TX

We operate four men’s sober living homes in Austin, TX. Our Collinfield, Pointer, and Aspen homes are in Austin, TX. Our Meadows home is in South Austin. All four run the same structured 12-Step program with the same daily expectations, curfews, employment requirements, and random drug screening.

What differs between the homes is the community each house builds over time. Some residents do better in a tighter-knit home. Others do better with more space. When you call us, we’ll talk through your situation and help you match with the right location based on availability and fit. There’s no wrong question to ask.

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Women's Sober Living in Austin TX

Our Meadows Women’s Sober Living home is a dedicated, women-only recovery environment in South Austin TX. It’s not a mixed home with a women’s wing. It’s built specifically for women in recovery, with the same 12-Step requirements, employment expectations, and peer accountability as every other ACTS home.

Recovery as a woman is different. The history is different. The pressures are different. A woman’s only home means those things don’t need to be explained to those around her. South Austin’s recovery community is one of the most supportive in the city.

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Who We Serve Across Austin TX

We serve residents from Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Leander, Kyle, Buda, Hutto, Taylor, and communities throughout Travis and Williamson County. Most of our residents are from the greater Austin, TX area. We accept anyone who is genuinely ready and meets the requirements. Learn more about sober living in North Austin and the surrounding communities. If you’re not sure which home fits your situation, call us and we’ll walk you through every option honestly.

The requirements are simple: at least 30 days of sobriety and genuine readiness for a structured program. We don’t require completion of a formal treatment program. If you’re serious about your recovery and willing to follow the program, call us at (512) 900-5711. We’ll ask a few questions, be honest about whether ACTS is the right fit, and walk you through the next steps if it is. You can also read through our FAQ before you call, or browse the resources below.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is sober living, and how does it work at ACTS?

Sober living is structured transitional housing for adults in recovery from alcohol or drug addiction. At ACTS, it means working the 12-Step program, maintaining employment, attending meetings, staying connected with a sponsor, and following house rules, including curfew and drug screening. We’ve run this model in Austin, TX, since December 2007. It isn’t complicated, but it does require full commitment.

We accept men and women who have at least 30 days of sobriety and are genuinely ready for a structured program. You don’t need to have completed a formal treatment program first. If you’ve got 30 days and you’re ready to do the work, call us at (512) 900-5711. We’ll talk through your situation and what’s currently available across our five homes.

ACTS stands for Active Commitment To Sobriety. The name reflects our core belief that recovery is built through deliberate daily action, not through passive time-serving. Meetings, step work, employment, and peer accountability are all forms of that active commitment. Every resident who moves in makes that commitment on day one.

There’s no maximum stay. Research consistently shows that longer stays in structured sober living produce significantly better long-term outcomes than shorter ones. We encourage residents to stay until the real markers of independent living are genuinely in place: stable employment, an active sponsor relationship, an established home group, and financial stability. Most residents who succeed stay six months to a year or longer.

Call us at (512) 900-5711. We answer 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We’ll ask a few questions about where you are in your recovery, walk you through the program requirements, and let you know what’s available. You can also go through our admissions page online. Read more about what to expect after rehab and how sober living compares to a halfway house if you’re still weighing your options.