Lifelong recovery takes more than treatment.
That’s why Wolfe Street provides what comes next: housing, support, and real connection.
Wolfe Street Foundation is not a treatment center. We don’t offer clinical or medical services. Instead, we focus on what research — and lived experience — tells us is essential for long-term recovery: peer connection, safe community, and the belief that recovery is possible.
We do that by:
Providing safe, structured recovery residences
Offering one-on-one peer recovery support
Empowering Arkansas youth through mentorship and leadership development
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In 1982,
The Wolfe Street Foundation opened in an old funeral home on Wolfe Street - a safe haven for sobriety and a starting place for new lives. In 2011, we moved to our current location: a 12,000 square foot red brick building in downtown Little Rock We continue to serve as a headquarters for people seeking and sustaining long-term recovery.​​
Today,
Our doors open more than 80,000 times each year - for peer support, recovery housing, youth empowerment programming, and community-hosted meetings including more than 63 AA, NA, Al-Anon, and other mutual aid support groups every week.
