Oxford House Little Creek in Norfolk, Virginia

About Oxford House Little Creek

Oxford House Little Creek was a peer run sober living home in Norfolk, Virginia that provided a supportive and substance free environment for women in recovery. While the larger Oxford House organization is still operating and has many locations, this particular home has closed.

This community based recovery residence offered a unique, self supported model where residents managed the home together. The program’s mission is to empower individuals to achieve lasting sobriety through mutual support, shared accountability and personal responsibility.

A Sober Living Home for Women After Rehab

As a sober living home, Oxford House Little Creek provided a critical stepping stone for women transitioning from more intensive treatment back into independent living. Residents would begin by integrating into the home’s community, adhering to its strict sobriety and participation rules.

Within this self run model, clients could expect a strong emphasis on peer support and self governance to maintain recovery. The program fostered a structured, drug free environment that would build life skills and relapse prevention strategies without formal clinical treatment, making it ideal for those seeking community-based support.

Key Details at a Glance

• Location: Norfolk, in the Wards Corner area with access to public transportation
• Program model: Sober living and recovery residence for women.
• Who they served: Women, including those with children, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, and pregnant women
• Recovery approach: Peer supported, self run governance fostering accountability and life skills
• Payment: Self supporting model where residents share household expenses
• Community features: Shared sober living environment managed by the residents
• Inclusive environment: Welcomed a diverse population to build a strong support network

Continuing Your Recovery Journey

While this particular location has closed, there are women’s Oxford House locations that can still support you in your continued recovery. The resident-managed community can provide information on their self-supporting model and the intake process.