Setting the standard for
recovery housing in Arkansas
Sources: SAMHSA, 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health; NARR (narronline.org).
What We Do
AARR exists to make recovery housing in Arkansas safer, more transparent, and more accountable for residents, operators, and families.
Independent certification against NARR Standard 3.0
We certify residences against rigorous, nationally recognized criteria — administrative operations, physical environment, recovery support, and good neighbor practices.
Learn the process →Operator training and education
Pre-application training, certification modules, and on-demand courses in our learning portal give Arkansas operators the standards, tools, and ongoing education they need to run quality recovery housing.
Explore training →Find housing, get support
A statewide directory of AARR-certified recovery residences and grant-funded Resident Support Funds — covering identification fees, employment essentials, and other critical recovery needs through certified residences.
Housing directory → Support funds →A safe place to live in recovery.
Search AARR-certified recovery residences across Arkansas. Filter by location, level of support, and gender served. Each listing has been verified against NARR Standard 3.0 and is independently certified by AARR.
Thinking about starting a recovery residence? Read our Startup Guide first →
Get certified.
AARR certification signals that your residence meets a national, peer-reviewed standard — to families, referral sources, funders, and the state.
Here's how you can learn more about the process and whether or not you qualify.
