Recovery Centers of Arkansas (RCA) has been a cornerstone of the state's recovery community since the 1950s, beginning with Arkansas's first Alcoholics Anonymous group. Today, RCA provides a comprehensive continuum of care with residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs, partial hospitalization services, and gender-specific sober living environments. Their mission centers on enabling individuals to break free from substance abuse through dignified, respectful treatment programming. The Cottage at Sibley Hole represents RCA's expanded commitment to women's recovery, offering 16 beds in a supportive sober living environment. This facility serves women transitioning from rehabilitation who are actively building their new lives in recovery. Residents are typically employed, participate in community support groups, and receive the structured support needed during the critical outpatient phase of recovery. RCA also maintains a special partnership with Veterans Affairs, providing essential support services to veterans who are receiving primary treatment at a nearby Veterans Hospital. This collaboration ensures veterans have access to supervised housing, nutritious meals, transportation, and laundry facilities during non-treatment hours, creating a comprehensive support system that complements their hospital-based care. These supplementary services have proven instrumental in strengthening recovery outcomes and supporting successful transitions to sober living.