Alcott Street Coed Sober House

The Alcott Street Sober House in Boston, Massachusetts offers a supportive and structured sober living environment for adults in recovery. Located in a residential neighborhood, this co-ed sober living home provides a stable place for people who are committed to maintaining sobriety while rebuilding daily routines and independence. The home is designed to balance comfort with accountability, creating an atmosphere where residents can focus on personal growth, responsibility, and connection with others in recovery. This recovery home emphasizes community living and shared responsibility, which are central elements of sober living. Residents are expected to follow clear house guidelines that promote respect, consistency, and peer accountability. Like many sober houses, the environment encourages participation in recovery-focused activities such as house meetings and mutual support, helping residents stay connected to their recovery goals while living alongside others who understand the challenges of early sobriety. Situated in Boston, the Alcott Street Sober House benefits from access to a wide range of recovery resources, employment opportunities, and public transportation. Being in an urban setting allows residents to engage with the surrounding community, attend support meetings, and pursue work or educational goals while returning each day to a sober home that reinforces structure and stability. This combination of independence and support makes the home well-suited for individuals transitioning from treatment or seeking a structured recovery home in the city. Residents at Alcott Street Sober House can expect a welcoming, recovery-focused atmosphere that supports long-term change without being clinical or institutional. The home is intended for people who are motivated to live responsibly, contribute to a shared household, and continue building a solid foundation in recovery. Co-ed sober living environment that promotes mutual respect and shared accountability Structured house expectations that support consistency and recovery-focused routines Shared living spaces that encourage connection, peer support, and community Located in Boston, MA, with access to public transportation, employment, and recovery meetings Supportive sober house setting ideal for individuals seeking stability and independence in recovery Sober living homes are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in sober homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home. Residents are required to attend five AA or NA meetings per week. They must go on at least one commitment a month with a local AA group. They must have a sponsor, join a local group, and actively participate by having a job within that group. Once a week, an in-house discussion meeting is held in which the residents are given a chance to talk about issues affecting recovery and life. Residents are encouraged to have a bank account and save for an apartment for after they leave Alcott Street.