Acts of Service Sober Living

03/27/2026

Uncensored testimony from David as he says farewell:

“To anyone willing to listen

Life’s been hard since I turned 19. From major depression, to trauma I’ve refused to work through, and the thing that everyone tends to see and remember me by: drug addiction.

I’ve spent years working to try and fix things; to try and fix myself. But recovery isn’t linear, it would be a hell of a lot easier if it was. Sometimes you take 3 steps forward, then 2 backwards. 5 forward, then 7 backwards, and so on. It feels like an endless battle sometimes when you don’t see any progress, and giving yourself grace becomes impossible. I became my own worst enemy.

Last May I relapsed, and it got ugly. I’d lost all hope. And after receiving treatment, a good man named Woody highly recommended I try and get in to Acts of Service as a sober living environment. As someone who’s tried (and most certainly failed) sober living before, I thought this was gonna be futile. But I had no option.

Right away when I met Brad and Brittany, I could tell they actually gave a sh*t about their tenants and the people they meet in recovery. And this may sound bad, but in a world where a lot of people are all talk, those two certainly have shown action and good-heartedness since I have known them.

From 4th of July grill outs, to letting me get a dog (how AWESOME is that?! A sober living that let me shelter a dog! Hell yeah), and showing me grace in times where it felt like nobody else in the world would. And how could they if I won’t even show any for myself? As darkness crept in at times and I felt trapped, hopeless, and like there was zero shot I could stay sober… they worked with me. And I’m blessed to say somehow I’ve figured it out so far.

And so it’s with great pride and some bitter-sweetness that I’m taking the next step and moving out of sober living. Blaze and I are moving into an apartment, and I’m confident that I’ve gotten the tools that I need to continue care and grow in my recovery.

Those that know me understand that I don’t necessarily give out respect that often. However, Brad and Brittany have certainly earned a hell of a lot of it in my book.

Thanks guys. I’ll be sure to stay in touch. “

— Dave and Blaze

03/26/2026

It’s that time again!!! We have another resident that just signed on an apartment and will be moving out on Monday!

That means a bed will be open for another motivated individual in need of supportive housing. AOS Sober Living is not a housing first program. We are a structured, accountability-based environment designed for individuals who are serious about their recovery and ready to put in the work.

Our program focuses on personal responsibility, community, and growth. Residents are expected to actively participate in recovery, maintain employment or a productive daily routine, and contribute positively to the house.

If you or someone you know is truly ready to take the next step and build a solid foundation for long-term sobriety, reach out today. Opportunities like this don’t stay open for long!

Email us at aossoberliving@gmail.com for more information or to start the application process.

02/09/2026

🚨 Now Accepting New Residents! 🚨

We have 1 open bed at Acts of Service Sober Living on the southside of Indianapolis 🏡

Looking for a safe, structured, and supportive place to continue your recovery journey? We offer a clean living environment, peer support, and accountability—all in a community that truly cares. 💙

✅ Drug & alcohol-free
✅ Weekly house meetings
✅ Random drug testing
✅ Convenient location near jobs, meetings, & transit

📍 Southside Indy Stop 11 and Arlington

📞 Call/Text: 317-750-2228
📧 DM us or email: aossoberliving@gmail.com

Tag someone who needs this!

02/04/2026

Acs of Service Sober Living is honored to serve as a foundational representative of uncertified recovery residences in support of Indiana legislation focused on ethical operations.

When values, best practices, and good-faith leadership align, we expand access to safe, ethical recovery housing for those who deserve our very best.

01/02/2026

🙏 We are incredibly grateful for every life we had the privilege of coming into contact with over this past year. So many strong, courageous men have walked through our doors, and each one has left an impact on our hearts and our mission.

Thank you to our close friends and referral partners who continue to support us and help keep our doors open. We are deeply appreciative of the trust you place in our home and in our ability to support those who are seeking stability, growth, and recovery.

This year has been filled with meaningful connections and truly great matches. We look forward to continuing this work together and serving those who need it most! Here’s to a great year in 2026! 🎉

11/11/2025

Acts of Service took in a temporary friend!
What we do here is much more than provide a safe home for those in recovery from SUD. We foster every relationship we have the opportunity to. About 99% of the time, it’s a human, but our residents convinced us to take a chance on the 1%.
Meet Blaze! She is a registered emotional support animal that needed a place to stay while her owner worked on her own recovery in a recovery residence that could not accept her otherwise. We felt it on our heart to support the cause, so here we are. Our dear residents have claimed the responsibilities of this precious pup. To the mother of Blaze, we pray for your success. You got this! Blaze will be safely waiting for your return 🐶🐾

09/17/2025

🚨 Now Accepting New Residents! 🚨

We have 3 open beds at Acts of Service Sober Living on the southside of Indianapolis 🏡

Looking for a safe, structured, and supportive place to continue your recovery journey? We offer a clean living environment, peer support, and accountability—all in a community that truly cares. 💙

✅ Drug & alcohol-free
✅ Weekly house meetings
✅ Random drug testing
✅ Convenient location near jobs, meetings, & transit

📍 Southside Indy Stop 11 and Arlington

📞 Call/Text: 317-750-2228
📧 DM us or email: aossoberliving@gmail.com

Tag someone who needs this!

09/02/2025

🌟 September is Recovery Awareness Month 🌟

At Acts of Service Sober Living, we are proud to stand with the recovery community and celebrate the strength, resilience, and transformation that come with the journey to sobriety.

Every day, we witness lives being changed—families being reunited, self-worth being rediscovered, and futures being rebuilt. It’s more than just sobriety; it’s about healing, growth, and living with purpose.

💜 We are honored to serve our community, provide a safe and supportive environment, and walk alongside those who are choosing a new path—one day at a time.

To everyone in recovery: we see you, we support you, and we are proud of you.

And for those of you who involved us in your journey, thank YOU!

08/31/2025

We are grateful to be recognized by South Indy Connect ❤️ It is always humbling when organizations reach out to want to know more about AOS and the origin behind what we do. Check out the article written by Hannah! Thank you for the opportunity to be highlighted in the community of South Indy. 🙏

It’s been almost two years since husband and wife duo Bradley Scott and Brittany Hambleton opened their first sober living home.

“It’s been about since December 2023,” Scott said. “It’s always been something my wife has aspired to have.”

Read more at https://communityconnectmedia.com/acts-of-service-sober-living-provides-safe-place-for-residents-in-recovery.

08/28/2025

08/20/2025

Things have been going great around the AOS house! We have one open spot to come join our group of guys and start building a solid foundation in your recovery! Located on the Southeast side of Indianapolis five minutes away from Johnson County (County Line Road). Contact us today to set up an interview!

07/05/2025

🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day from Acts of Service Sober Living! 🇺🇸

Today, we celebrate the freedom of our nation — and we’re reminded that true independence also means freedom from the chains of addiction.

But freedom doesn’t mean going it alone. These men become an extension of our family. Because real, lasting independence is sustained by connection — to community, to purpose, and to each other.

At Acts of Service, we believe that service, fellowship, and accountability are the pillars that hold up our sobriety. When we lean on each other, we become stronger. 💪

💥 As fireworks light the sky tonight, let’s also celebrate the quiet victories:
✨ The hard days we got through without using.
✨ The moments we reached out instead of isolating.
✨ The lives being rebuilt, one day at a time.

Stay safe, stay connected, stay free. ❤️🤍💙

(We were blessed to have 6 out of 8 of our guys available tonight to spend the holiday with.)