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Fern House — Residential Rehabilitation for Men
Who we are…

Rebuilding lives from the ground up.

Fern House, Inc. (Est. 1983) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit residential recovery program. We take indigent, chronic drug and alcohol abusers off the streets and help them reintegrate into society as productive, responsible citizens.

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1983
Serving since
99
Beds across two campuses
325+
Men served each year
$0
Government dollars taken
Men supporting one another in recovery
Who We Are

More than a roof — a structured path to sustained sobriety.

Our program is built on structure, accountability, compassion, and personal responsibility. Residents commit to a disciplined, substance-free lifestyle while following a structured daily routine that fosters stability, healthy habits, and lasting recovery. Through consistent support and high expectations, men gain the tools and confidence they need to build independent, productive lives.

For more than 40 years, Fern House has helped indigent men struggling with addiction get off the streets, stand on their own feet, and rebuild their lives. We serve the formerly incarcerated, uninsured, and homeless — men who often arrive with little more than the clothes on their backs.

Following the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, we surround each resident with supervision, life-skills training, medical support, and a community of peers walking the same road. Every resident works, attends meetings, and contributes to the household — becoming a taxpayer rather than a public burden.

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What to Expect?

Early recovery isn't easy. We like to think of it as different.

It requires new behaviors, new choices, and new connections. Once the routine becomes habit, staying sober is far more manageable than the chaos of active addiction.

Structure & Discipline

Days begin at 5:30 am with chores and breakfast. Residents work by day and dedicate two hours each evening to recovery.

Work & Accountability

Every resident maintains employment or actively seeks it, contributing to the house and to their own future.

Community & Support

Nightly AA/NA meetings and a house full of peers turn isolation into fellowship and mutual help.

Fern House — Upcoming Meetings

Open meetings & worship

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AA Meetings

AA Meetings

Thu · 8:30 pm

Sun · 7:00 pm

NA Meetings

NA Meetings

Mon · 7:00 pm

Fri · 7:30 pm

Al-Anon

Al-Anon

Sat · 12:00 pm

Sunday Worship

Sunday Worship

Sun · 8:45 am

Nondenominational

Volunteer to Help Someone in Need

Palm Beach County's voice for recovery.

Fern House accepts no tax dollars — we rely on our community. Whether through a donation, 12-step sponsorship, or your time, you can help a man take his last chance and turn it into a new start.

A community coming together to support recovery
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Last Chances, New Starts

We offer help and hope to men rebuilding their lives. Your gift keeps beds open and doors unlocked for the next person who needs them.