Serenity Place is a Find Serenity recovery residence at 327 Martin Street in Dover, Delaware. The organization describes itself as a drug and alcohol rehabilitation resource that provides housing, support, and counseling for people working toward a stable life in recovery. Delaware Health and Social Services currently lists Serenity Place Recovery Residence as a certified recovery residence in Dover for men, with Level 2 and Level 3 recovery housing. The state listing also confirms the phone number as 302-730-0800.
Recovery and Sober Living
Serenity Place is best understood as structured recovery housing rather than a hospital detox unit or a traditional inpatient medical program. Its official website says the residence helps men transition back into the community through a faith-based approach and provides counseling intended to support a drug-free life. For men recovering from alcohol addiction, the residence can provide a sober environment where daily routines, accountability, peer support, and recovery-focused activities reinforce the changes started in alcohol treatment.
Find Serenity describes its broader program as a holistic, family-style sober living model built around spirituality, 12-Step participation, sponsorship, and practical recovery support. Services described by the organization include case management, aftercare referrals, medication assistance, mentorship, life-skills development, job-search and interview help, on-site addiction groups, educational groups, money-management skills, family meetings, and recreational activities. These supports can be useful after formal rehab or during a longer period of community-based recovery.
What Serenity Place Does Not Replace
Because Serenity Place is a recovery residence, people should not assume that it provides medically supervised alcohol detoxification. Someone who is physically dependent on alcohol or has a history of severe withdrawal, seizures, delirium, or other medical complications should first obtain an appropriate clinical assessment. Alcohol withdrawal can become dangerous and may require a hospital or licensed withdrawal-management program before sober living is appropriate.
The residence may also be different from a licensed residential treatment center that provides daily clinical therapy at an ASAM treatment level. Delaware identifies Serenity Place as recovery housing, so prospective residents should ask what counseling is delivered on site, what services are provided by outside clinicians, and what rules apply to medications, employment, meetings, curfews, and length of stay.
Admissions and Payment
Find Serenity describes its program as affordable but does not publish detailed insurance information on its current website. The listing therefore identifies self-pay as the payment type and recommends confirming current fees directly with the organization. People seeking recovery housing should also ask about availability, admission requirements, required sobriety before entry, transportation, and whether outside alcohol counseling or medication services can continue while living at the residence.
Serenity Place remains an active Dover recovery residence for men according to Delaware’s current public treatment resources. For someone who has completed detox or a more intensive alcohol treatment program and needs structured sober housing, it may provide a supportive next step focused on stability, accountability, and long-term recovery.
