WELCOME TO THE

Arizona Recovery Housing Association

The Arizona Recovery Housing Association (AzRHA) is the statewide leader in supporting and certifying recovery housing providers. We represent over 1,600 certified beds that meet rigorous standards of care, accountability, and safety.

 AzRHA exists to elevate the entire recovery housing community through:

Certification & Inspection

Annual reviews that verify homes meet AzRHA’s Quality of Care Standards and Code of Ethics

Training & Education

Ongoing professional development and resources for operators and stakeholders.

Community Collaboration

Building partnerships with cities, treatment centers, and government agencies to ensure safe, ethical recovery housing.

Advocacy & Awareness

Promoting public understanding of the vital role recovery housing plays in long-term sobriety and public health.

Our Vision

To be the bridge between communities, government, and recovery housing providers — fostering unity, trust, and quality housing for individuals in recovery throughout Arizona.

Why Choose an AzRHA Certified Home?

Selecting an AzRHA Certified Provider means choosing a home that has passed inspection and operates according to the highest ethical and safety standards.

Residents can trust that certified homes are:

Professionally managed and regularly inspected

Committed to safe, substance-free environments

Focused on accountability, structure, and support

Backed by the statewide recovery housing network

Upholding the Standard

AzRHA members unite across Arizona to uphold integrity, safety, and accountability in recovery housing. Together, we raise the standard for every home — ensuring that every resident has a place to heal, grow, and rebuild their life.

Become a Member

Membership with AzRHA distinguishes your facility as a trusted recovery housing provider committed to best practices and continuous improvement.

Members receive access to:

Annual certification and inspection

Training, networking, and legislative updates

Representation in statewide recovery housing initiatives