The Talbot House Louisville Is...

A SHELTER to men for not only a roof over their heads, but also a safe, comfortable safe place away from the madness of active drug and alcohol addiction. At Talbot House, men experience peace and comfort where they can learn to live life on life’s terms.

The Talbot House Provides...

EDUCATION to men by teaching them the program of Alcoholics Anonymous, thus giving them a foundation upon which to build a happy and successful life. While at Talbot House men learn to apply the principles of A.A. to every aspect of their lives while they learn life skills to ensure they can address situations that used to baffle them.

The Talbot House Gives...

HOPE by Supporting men in many ways, none of which are more important than its Peer Mentor process. Because they’ve “been there before,” our longer-term residents are uniquely qualified to help the new resident navigate this new way of life. Additionally, men at Talbot House receive support through being held accountable for learning and exhibiting life skills they will need to succeed in the outside world.

Our Mission...

To provide a safe, positive, structured, and accountable living environment for men seeking sobriety from alcohol and drug dependency. To help encourage men to learn how to live a substance-free productive and meaningful lifestyle.
Talbot House is the only true 3-phase transitional recovery organization in the Louisville area, and it comprises 3 different houses. Which are all located within a block of each other in Old Louisville. 

​After 90 days of compliance at the Talbot House, residents are eligible to transition to our Wallace House. Residents of the Wallace House are held to the same rules and expectations. Rent will increase to $90.00 per week and living quarters will be 2 man rooms. After 6 month of compliance with the Wallace House, residents are eligible to move into our Hoard House. This is the final phase where residents can live in their own efficiency apartment for up to one year. Residents pay monthly rent and LG&E. Residents of the Hoard House must remain sober and stay compliant during their stay.

​Transitional recovery housing at Talbot House is a safe, structured, healthy, family-like opportunity to live in a substance-free environment that supports men in recovery from alcohol and addiction. Transitional recovery housing provides a substance-free lifestyle, structure, and direct link to other peers in recovery, support groups and recovery support services.
Any questions or for more information please feel free to contact us at The Talbot House...
502-587-0669
[email protected]