How do I find which Oxford Houses have vacancies?
Oxfordvacancies.com provides up-to-date information on vacancies, locations, contact names, phone numbers, and last update times.
Frequently Asked Questions
Read answers to common questions about Oxford House recovery housing, vacancies, assessments, opening a house, and related support resources.
Common Recovery Housing Questions
- How to find Oxford House vacancies
- Where to start when someone needs help with substance use
- How property owners can learn about opening an Oxford House
- How groups can request a presentation
Recovery Housing FAQ
If someone needs help with a drug or alcohol problem, where should they start?
A drug and alcohol assessment is a good place to start. Heartland Regional Alcohol and Drug Assessment Center can answer questions about cost and appointments.
I have a house that I would like to make an Oxford House. What is the criteria and process?
Oxford Houses should be in good neighborhoods and have enough space for at least six individuals, usually four or more bedrooms and at least two bathrooms. Contact Friends of Recovery Association to discuss whether a property may fit.
My civic, faith, or corrections group would like a presentation. Who should I call?
Call Friends of Recovery Association at 913-722-0367 to discuss a presentation by Oxford House individuals, chapters, or FORA personnel.
What are some other resources for drug and alcohol recovery?
Helpful resources include Oxford House Inc., Faces & Voices of Recovery, SAMHSA, and workforce reintegration tools such as Resume Builder.