ShareHouse Grand Forks

ShareHouse Grand Forks, located at 1122 N 43rd St, Grand Forks, ND 58203, is a well-established, nonprofit residential recovery center serving adults in the Grand Forks area and across North Dakota. Situated in a quiet residential neighborhood near the University of North Dakota campus and Grand Forks International Airport, ShareHouse offers a supportive, home-like environment focused on long-term recovery from substance use disorders (alcohol, opioids, methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana, and other drugs). The center emphasizes a structured, community-based approach that combines peer support, accountability, life skills development, and holistic wellness to help residents rebuild their lives after addiction.

ShareHouse Grand Forks provides gender-specific sober living and transitional residential treatment programs designed for men and women who have completed primary treatment (detox or inpatient rehab) and are ready to transition to independent living while maintaining sobriety. The facility operates multiple recovery homes on or near the main campus, with shared living spaces, private or semi-private bedrooms, communal kitchens, and outdoor areas that foster a sense of family and community. Residents participate in a structured daily schedule that includes mandatory house meetings, chore responsibilities, employment or education requirements, 12-step meeting attendance (AA/NA), relapse prevention groups, life skills workshops (budgeting, job readiness, healthy relationships), and ongoing individual and group counseling.

The program is rooted in a peer-supported recovery model with a strong emphasis on personal responsibility, accountability, and community reinforcement. Residents are required to be employed or actively pursuing education, attend regular recovery meetings, submit to random drug testing, and adhere to house rules that promote sobriety and healthy living. The center integrates evidence-based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) principles in groups, motivational interviewing, anger management, trauma-informed support, and family reconnection services. Spirituality is encouraged but not required-residents are free to pursue recovery in a way that aligns with their beliefs, with many finding strength in 12-step programs.

ShareHouse Grand Forks is licensed by the North Dakota Department of Human Services and maintains high standards in quality and ethics. It is one of the longest-operating recovery residences in the region, with a reputation for helping individuals achieve sustained sobriety through long-term structured support. The center accepts private pay and North Dakota Medicaid (in many cases), with affordable monthly room and board rates (typically $800-$1,200/month depending on program level, including meals and utilities). Financial assistance and scholarships may be available through community partnerships and donations.

Client feedback and community reputation consistently highlight the supportive, family-like atmosphere, dedicated staff (many with lived recovery experience), clean and comfortable homes, practical life skills focus, and positive outcomes. Many residents describe ShareHouse as a place where they finally found stability, accountability, and hope-often crediting the program with helping them stay sober, secure employment, restore family ties, and transition successfully to independent living.

ShareHouse Grand Forks remains a cornerstone of recovery in northeastern North Dakota, empowering men and women to overcome addiction, rebuild their lives, and thrive through structured sober living, peer support, and a commitment to long-term wellness in a safe, community-oriented environment.