4DRH

Fourth Dimension Recovery Homes (4DRH) is an Indiana organization providing structured sober-living residences for people recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. Founded in 2018 by a group of people in recovery, it was created to address the shortage of recovery housing in rural counties and smaller cities. Its primary purpose is to offer safe, alcohol- and drug-free homes that support long-term recovery, responsible living, and successful community participation.

Residents benefit from a peer-based, 12-step recovery program that includes required meeting attendance, shared house decisions, and a family-style living environment. The program features a 30-day probation period and recommends six months of participation, with progress metrics and tracking. Residencies are supported by weekly resident rent, and the organization maintains a zero-tolerance policy for substance use, with a 30-day time-out and option to reapply. 4DRH also emphasizes unity, accountability, life skills, and community reintegration. Its residents take part in local activities and service projects, helping build connections and prepare for life beyond the home. The organization accepts applications for residency.