The Henry House in Anchorage, Alaska

About The Henry House

The Henry House in Anchorage, Alaska is a transitional sober-living addiction treatment provider offering supportive halfway-house care for adult men recovering from substance use. 

It offers structured sober living with aftercare support, relapse prevention education, peer recovery groups and life skills training. Guests often say the staff are caring and the sense of community strong.

A Daily Routine

The daily routine includes chores, curfews, mandatory recovery meeting attendance and occasional drug/alcohol testing. The goal is to help you learn how to have structure in your day to help you be successful living an independent life.

Recovery meetings will be a good way for you to receive consistent support and encouragement from others throughout healing journey.

Central Location

The Henry House is centrally located at 545 East 4th Avenue in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, near Delaney Park and the Anchorage Museum. 

The home-like facility features shared bedrooms and bathrooms, a community kitchen, in-house laundry and home-cooked meals. It is governed by strict rules, 24-hour surveillance, house meetings and peer accountability.

Rent typically covers housing, utilities and amenities, and can be billed weekly or monthly depending on length of stay.