Chuck's House

Chuck's House Chuck’s House is a Sober Living Home for men in recovery. Visit us at longhornrecovery.com

Living in a safe accountable environment is an important step in the transition back to independent living. Sober Living, Austin TX, Addiction, Treatment, Recovery, Sober, AA Meetings

10/03/2023

12 Yrs today Thankful to God, and all those for those who came before and those who have given of their time and patience, allowing, helping me, to come this far.

When you celebrate the graduation of the guy who came to my house 13 months ago with 24 hours sober. God is good!
06/01/2023

When you celebrate the graduation of the guy who came to my house 13 months ago with 24 hours sober. God is good!

Dinner with the boys at FD’s Grillhouse! Celebrating the transition to independent living for a couple of these guys!
12/20/2022

Dinner with the boys at FD’s Grillhouse! Celebrating the transition to independent living for a couple of these guys!

Feeding time with my Motley Crue!
11/07/2022

Feeding time with my Motley Crue!

02/21/2022

We’ve got a few openings here at Chuck’s House. If you or someone you know needs safe, accountable, Sober Living, give me a call. 512-574-8586. Deposit is waived for anyone moving in before the end of the month!

05/18/2021

Friends we have a couple of spots available here at Chuck's House. See our website for house information and requirements. Don't put off getting help for yourself or a loved one, my phone is answered 24/7. Yesterday you said Tomorrow, The Time is Now.

02/18/2021

Good news! The power is back on at Chuck’s House! I wish I could say the same about the water!! This morning I thought about the last few days and how they’ve gone. We lost power last Sunday night and have been without water for about 36 hours. That means we’ve been shoveling and melting snow for certain things and let me tell ya it takes a lot of snow to make a little water!!! Through all of this I heard not one word of complaint, no whining, no self pity, no nonsense out of any of the guys here. They were having to use 3 comforters to stay warm at night!!! What I did hear was, I’m going to call and check on my family, should we check on the neighbors?, how can we help, let me ride with you to the store in case you get stuck, what should we do next. It turned out that one of the neighbors was in need and we were able to share plenty of bottled water with them. The guys thought of others before themselves and that is what it’s all about!!

11/09/2020

Hi friends and happy Monday (yes I used those two words in the same sentence). I hope this post finds you safe and well!
Since COVID-19 made its appearance I’ve heard over and over, “I can’t go to Treatment or Sober Living during a pandemic, it’s too risky to live in a group home type environment”.
While I can understand that mindset, that thinking, in my opinion, is flawed. Nobody wants to catch the Coronavirus that’s for sure but friends, if you have the disease of Addicition like I do, NOT seeking help, REFUSING help because of the group environment is a much more risky decision (excuse). We never really know if that next drink, pill, or shot is going to be our last.

COVID-19 is here, it’s a fact of life, period. We can run and hide like we did from so many things in our addiction or we can get on with life taking every precaution we can against contracting that damn virus. I’ve reduced the maximum capacity here from 9 down to 6 for better social distancing, frequent sanitizing of all surfaces and all dishes and silverware, frequent hand washing and the use of hand sanitizer, and the use of UV-C lamps twice a week for entire house (room by room) sanitizing / disinfecting are some of the precautions we take.

If it is time to seek help and you are concerned about the group environment and COVID-19, ask questions of whatever place you are considering, ask a hundred questions and don’t stop until you are satisfied that a Sober Living home or treatment center is and will do everything possible to keep the location coronavirus free.

If you need help please, PLEASE reach out! Don’t put it off another day, yesterday you said tomorrow!

512-574-8587. longhornrecovery.com

09/23/2020

Friends we are living in some strange and difficult times. The rates of depression, relapse, overdose, and su***de are up, 30 percent or more is what I hear. If you, a loved one, or someone you know is struggling, please, PLEASE, pick up the phone! Call me!512-574-8587, call a friend, call someone, don’t keep struggles to yourself. Sometimes that phone feels like it weighs a thousand pounds but you CAN lift it, make a call, and allow some weight to be lifted from your shoulders and your soul. More people care about you than you know!!

Address

12316 Uttimer Lane
Austin, TX
78753

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 11pm
Tuesday 6am - 11pm
Wednesday 6am - 11pm
Thursday 6am - 11pm
Friday 6am - 11pm
Saturday 6am - 11pm
Sunday 6am - 11pm

Telephone

+15125748587

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