A safe refuge for those ready to begin the process of rebuilding back their lives
A safe refuge for those ready to begin the process of rebuilding back their lives
Men’s & Women’s Recovery Support Homes
Our mission is to provide a place of hope, healing, and community where individuals can recover, reconnect, and rebuild their lives on the Qualla Boundary.
The Men’s and Women’s Recovery Support Homes are essential components of the Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority’s Recovery Continuum of Care, providing safe and supportive environments for individuals rebuilding their lives from addiction and mental health challenges.
Women’s Recovery Support Home
Located where the old Cherokee Children’s Home once stood, this beautiful facility offers a refuge for women and their children. Designed to help women overcome addiction and mental health disorders, this home fosters a compassionate and supportive space where residents can heal, regain independence, and reconnect with their families. The program focuses on strengthening the bond between mothers and their children, developing life skills, and breaking the stigma surrounding recovery.

Watch the Virtual Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the Women’s Home here.
Men’s Recovery Support Home
Opened in June 2023, the Men’s Home is located at 197 Children’s Home Loop in the Yellowhill Community. This 4,000-square-foot facility accommodates up to eight men, with two spaces available for fathers with children up to 8 years old. The Men’s Home is designed for residents to stay for 6 to 12 months, providing the time and support needed to transition successfully back into their communities. This program is a testament to the belief that there is “Hope in Recovery,” offering men a structured path toward independence and healing.
Hear directly from community members about the Men’s Home here.
Our Commitment
The Men’s and Women’s Homes join a suite of recovery services offered by Cherokee Indian Hospital, including the Analenisgi Inpatient Unit and Kanvwotiyi Residential Treatment Center. Together, these programs provide a comprehensive and culturally centered approach to recovery for our community.
How to Access Services
To determine eligibility for either home, visit the Analenisgi Outpatient Center for walk-in services, available Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM at:
1 Hospital Road, Cherokee, NC 28719
For more information, call 828.497.9163 ext. 7550.