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Gastonia, North Carolina Recovery Residence
Community Residence
Gastonia, North Carolina Recovery Residence
Structured sober living and recovery housing with clear expectations, community accountability, and practical support.
About This Residence
AFV provides a structured, recovery-focused living environment designed to support stability, accountability, respectful shared living, and connection to community resources. Exact street addresses are not published.
What to Expect
Clear expectations
Written house expectations and shared responsibilities support consistency and respectful community living.
Recovery-oriented community
Guests are encouraged to build supportive routines and community connections while remaining responsible for their own choices and progress.
House Mentor accountability
House Mentors reinforce daily structure, communication, practical guidance, and escalation through established AFV procedures. They are not clinical providers.
Life in the Home
Guests participate in daily routines, house expectations, shared responsibilities, recovery-support activities, and community connection while remaining responsible for their own choices and progress.
Sober Living & Recovery Housing in Gastonia
For people looking for sober living in Gastonia, AFV provides structured recovery housing with clear expectations, community accountability, practical support, and a defined intake process. Guests can be connected with appropriate transportation, employment, grocery, healthcare, recovery-support, and community resources available in the Gastonia area as part of practical planning.
Before applying, families and referral partners can review how recovery housing works, recovery-housing costs, and what to expect in a recovery residence.
Rates & Move-In
Program fee: $180/week
Move-in deposit: $200 where applicable
Availability/status: Accepting inquiries
Final placement, availability, program fee, deposit where applicable, move-in timing, and orientation are confirmed through intake.
FAQs
Is the address public?
No. AFV does not publish private recovery-residence street addresses.
Is AFV clinical treatment?
No. AFV is not detoxification, a hospital, emergency medical care, or licensed clinical treatment.
How do I apply?
Use the AFV housing intake process.
Can a professional refer someone?
Yes, using the AFV intake/referral pathway.
Is this transitional housing?
AFV describes this residence as recovery housing and sober living. People sometimes use “transitional housing” broadly when searching for structured housing after treatment, incarceration, or another major transition, but AFV’s model is specifically recovery-oriented housing with house expectations, accountability, and community support.