Connecticut Alliance of Recovery Residences

The Connecticut Alliance of Recovery Residences (CTARR) is a 501c3 nonprofit. CTARR’s mission is to support recovery residences in CT to practice national quality standards for recovery residences. CTARR inspects and certifies CT recovery homes, provides training and maintains a forum for exchanging ideas, solving problems, providing guidance and to act as an advocate for our members as well as those we serve.

Feel the Impact of Our Recovery Housing

Operators

Recovery Residences

Certified Beds

The CTARR Standard promotes delivery of quality recovery support services in community-based, residential settings. CTARR Certification of Connecticut providers to the CTARR Standard ensures availability of recovery-oriented housing to meet the needs of persons in recovery.
As a prospective resident, how do you select the recovery residence that best meets your needs and preferences? What research is suggested prior to making a qualified selection? CTARR recognizes four distinct support levels. Which level is best suited for your needs?

Certified Residences

Click the icon to view a list of providers compliant with CTARR Quality Standards & Code of Ethics. Connecticut requires providers to meet additional criteria to be eligible for referral from licensed behavioral healthcare providers. Access a list of providers who have met ALL criteria.

CTARR Monthly Member Meeting

CTARR is now meeting in person in Waterbury at CCAR and virtually. Please join us on the second Monday of the month at 6:00 pm  (light meal served). Meeting starts at 6:30 pm

CCAR Waterbury Recovery Community Center

132 Grand St 3rd Floor, Waterbury, CT 06702

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11/11/24
12/9/24 – Holiday Party – In-person only


Virtual Meeting Link

Please consider making a donation. We rely on your support to continue our efforts.

File a Grievance

We rely on our community to alert us to potential problems. If you are aware of a recovery residence that you believe is not adhering to the NARR Quality Standards for Recovery Residences, please let us know.