Recovery housing

A safe, sober place to live while you rebuild

Sober living homes and Oxford Houses. Housing isn’t treatment, and it pairs well with it.

Some houses still turn people away for it. Every Oxford House welcomes medication by national policy, so they’re a good place to start.

Peer-run houses in 46 states, for men or for women. See today’s openings in Oxford House’s own finder. Coming to RecoveryMap’s search next.

Four kinds of recovery housing

Peer-run

Residents run the house together, no paid staff. Oxford Houses work this way.

Monitored

A house manager keeps the rules: curfews, drug tests, meetings.

Supervised

Trained staff on site, with life-skills help. Treatment happens elsewhere.

Treatment + housing

Clinical care and housing under one roof. The most structure.