The Lucille Raines Residence was started in 1977 as a safe place for people recovering from addiction to establish a solid foundation from which to move forward in life. The Lucille Raines Residence seeks to be one of God’s instruments to lift people up and help them rebuild their lives. 

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Located in downtown Indianapolis at the former Nottingham Court Hotel, Lucille Raines Residence is known as a “three-quarter house” for recovering addicts in transition after in-patient treatment. They offer 49 private rooms on five floors. This location is within walking distance, or on public transportation routes, of several employment opportunities. The Residence consistently hosts 46-48 residents, evenly divided between women and men, who represent a broad sampling of races and ethnicities.

They are very intentional in maintaining a nurturing environment of encouragement and accountability where hope is born anew, along with self-respect and restored dignity.

Click here to find more information about what Lucille Raines Residence does and how you can support them.