180 Recovery House

04/24/2026

180 is excited to be a part of Calhoun County Recovers at Jacksonville State University!

12/15/2025

Overwhelmed with gratitude to have so many graduates come back for the 180 Christmas Party! (Pick #1 is just the graduates)

Also, grateful for all the our friends in the recovery community that attended tonight!

Building a community of friends is the greatest blessing of recovery!

Merry Christmas from 180 🎄

11/09/2025

It’s that time of year again! For this year’s 180 Recovery House fundraiser, we’re selling custom 180 water bottles and cups — each featuring your choice of two different “warning label” designs so you can pick the one that fits your vibe.

✨ Prices:
• Metal Bottles – $10 each
• Cups with Straws – $6 each
• Stickers – $2 each (available separately!)

📦 Shipping:
• Bottles or Cups – $6 each
• Stickers – $1 for up to 5 stickers

💥 Giveaway Alert!
Everyone who likes and shares this post will be entered into a drawing to win a water bottle of their choice — free!

All proceeds go directly toward supporting 180 Recovery House and our mission to help men find lasting recovery and rebuild their lives.

If you can’t purchase, please share this post — your support truly makes a difference. 🙏

06/14/2025

Update: After an exploratory surgery, no bowel obstruction was found. The vet does suspect that she consumed something she shouldn’t have and that caused some issues. She had been on laxatives for over a week and may have already passed the obstruction. Her small intestines, spleen and pancreas were very swollen. They confirmed she has pancreatitis. She is being treated for that and will get to come home tomorrow. While her prognosis is good, she has a tough road to recovery as he said she has a severe case and it will take time and managed care for her to fully recover. Thank you to everyone who’s prayed for her or reached out to check on her. We will keep you updated on her recovery. Hopefully, she’s back to visiting 180 soon!

🩷 Please keep Rosie in your prayers today 🩷

Rosie isn’t just a dog—she’s part of the heart and soul of 180 Recovery House. Since we opened our doors, she’s come to work almost every day with her dad, Jason, our Program Director, and has been a steady presence for every man who’s walked through this house. Whether it was a wagging tail, a quiet moment of comfort, or a sneaky snack slipped under the table—Rosie’s been there.

Today, she’s having surgery for a possible bowel obstruction, and we are very worried. We know she’s a tough girl, but we also know the power of prayer. If Rosie has ever made you smile, we ask that you lift her up in prayer today.

She means the world to us. 💙

06/13/2025

🩷 Please keep Rosie in your prayers today 🩷

Rosie isn’t just a dog—she’s part of the heart and soul of 180 Recovery House. Since we opened our doors, she’s come to work almost every day with her dad, Jason, our Program Director, and has been a steady presence for every man who’s walked through this house. Whether it was a wagging tail, a quiet moment of comfort, or a sneaky snack slipped under the table—Rosie’s been there.

Today, she’s having surgery for a possible bowel obstruction, and we are very worried. We know she’s a tough girl, but we also know the power of prayer. If Rosie has ever made you smile, we ask that you lift her up in prayer today.

She means the world to us. 💙

03/01/2025

We are honored to announce that Alabama Senate President Pro Tempore Garlan Gudger Jr. will be one of our featured speakers at Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day aka ALRAD 2025!

Plan now to be there this Wednesday, March 5, in Montgomery for the 2nd Annual Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day!

Join with hundreds of recovery organization professionals from across Alabama, plus state agency leaders and legislators, all coming together under one roof to show support for persons in recovery and vitally needed recovery services!

Registration is free at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/alabama-recovery-advocacy-day-alrad-2025-tickets-1093853919519

Come be a part of the recovery movement in Alabama, as we celebrate life change and the efforts that are being made to help more Alabamians find long term recovery!

ALRAD 2025: https://alrad.info/

AARR - Alabama Alliance for Recovery Residences
National Alliance for Recovery Residences
SAMHSA
Alabama Department of Mental Health
Alabama Bureau of Pardons & Paroles
Alabama Department of Corrections
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs
Wings Across Alabama Peer Organization
Not One More Alabama
Addiction Prevention Coalition
Drug Education Council, Inc
Partnership for a Drug-Free Community
ROSS
People Engaged In Recovery
Bradford Health Services
Bradford at Warrior
Longleaf Recovery & Wellness
American Addiction Recovery Association
Celebrate Recovery
Lifepoint Celebrate Recovery
Lakewood Celebrate Recovery
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Health Administration (VHA) - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Governor Kay Ivey
Recovery Café Network
The Recovery Den
Kolbe Detox
Self Recovery Medical Detox
Georgia Association of Recovery Residences
Georgia Council for Recovery
Vital

01/10/2025

🌨️❄️ Snow Day at 180 Recovery House! ❄️🌨️

There's something magical about a fresh blanket of snow, and today our house is transformed into a winter wonderland! 🏡✨

Stay warm and safe, everyone! ❤️

10/22/2024

Congrats The Friends Center! Welcome to the AARR - Alabama Alliance for Recovery Residences family!

09/25/2024

We will be there!

Get ready for the ultimate AARR Conference 2024 where we'll gather, learn, and network like never before!

09/25/2024

We are thrilled that Starting Point Outreach for Women decided to get AARR certified. While many of us already follow standards and ethical practices in our day-to-day operations, it's crucial that we unite behind a set of recognized best practices. This ensures our consumers receive the care and dignity they deserve.

Unfortunately, people with substance use disorders are often taken advantage of and treated poorly. As a marginalized group, they frequently feel they have no advocate. Some recovery residences may hesitate to seek AARR certification, worried they'll fall short of the standards. But you're doing your best to ethically care for your residents.

I encourage you to reach out to the AARR - Alabama Alliance for Recovery Residences. You may be closer to meeting those standards than you think. As people in recovery, we must advocate for those still suffering. One of the best ways is to support certification organizations like NARR and AARR.

If you're not ready to contact AARR, feel free to message us. We'd be happy to answer your questions and give you a tour of 180 Recovery House. Together, we can ensure quality care and protect the rights of those seeking a life in recovery from substance use disorder!