About Fellowship House Birmingham
Tucked away in the Southside neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama, Fellowship House has been offering a safe and supportive space for people battling substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders for more than 60 years. That’s six decades of second chances, restored families, and lives rebuilt from the inside out. Whether you’re facing alcoholism, drug addiction or dual diagnoses, their programs are designed to walk with you through recovery, at your pace, with your needs at the center.
A Little Help for Everyone
What’s unique here is the range of care options. There’s residential treatment for those needing structure and support, transitional apartments to ease back into daily life and outpatient programs for folks balancing recovery with work of family.
They also provide pre=treatment services and family support, which can make a huge difference if you’ve got loved ones going through all of this with you. If you're a woman in Walker County, their “She Recovery” program offers wraparound care, including prenatal support, parenting resources, and peer guidance for pregnant and parenting mothers who are struggling.
A Community That Cares
You get the sense that this isn't a treatment center, it’s a community. Fellowship House thrives on compassion, volunteerism and connection. The staff aren’t just professionals, they’re passionate people who show up every day because they believe in the power of recovery.
There’s a junior board full of young professionals committed to keeping the mission alive, and the organization regularly holds events to bring folks together, raise awareness and celebrate progress. They also partner with groups like United Way and Walker Area Community Foundation to keep services accessible. That means your ability to pay doesn’t stand in the way of getting help.
