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Location Overview

Beds
6 beds
Gender
Female
Age Range
18–99 yrs

Treatment details

Treatment for

All 3 — Treatment for

Payment options

No Insurance Required

All 2 — Payment options

No Insurance Required

Patient population

Female

All 1 — Patient population

Female

More about Oxford House - West Poplar

Oxford House West Poplar is a self-run recovery home for women with children in Carrboro, North Carolina, with room for 6 residents. Like every Oxford House, it follows the charter's three rules: the household is run democratically by its residents, pays its own way, and immediately expels anyone who returns to using alcohol or drugs. There is no clinical staff and no time limit on how long someone can stay.

Residents split the real costs of running the house — rent, utilities, supplies — which keeps the weekly share affordable for people getting back to work in early recovery. Most arrive after detox or a residential program and use the house as a stable, alcohol- and drug-free base while rebuilding daily life in Orange County. New residents are voted in by the current household after an interview.

Admissions Process

Oxford House is self-run, peer-supported recovery housing for women with children. There is no clinical staff on site and no walk-in admission — applicants are accepted by a vote of the current residents after an interview. Interviews are held Thu 7:30pm. Call the house on (919) 240-4352 to ask about openings and arrange an interview. The chapter contact for this house is Kayla — (919) 920-4655. Please phone before visiting. Current vacancies are published by Oxford House at oxfordvacancies.com.

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Location

400 W. Poplar Ave., Carrboro, North Carolina, 27510