Angel’s House Women’s Sober House

Angel’s House is a women’s sober living home in North Attleborough, Massachusetts, operated by Angel’s House (Always Hope). The residence functions as recovery housing, offering a stable, substance-free living environment for women who are continuing recovery after treatment, participating in outpatient services, or rebuilding stability in early to mid-stage sobriety. The home is non-clinical and should be classified as addiction recovery housing, not a treatment program. The home follows a structured sober living model focused on accountability, shared responsibility, and community expectations. Residents live together in a supportive sober house environment where sobriety is required and daily routines help reinforce recovery-oriented habits. While specific house rules are not publicly documented, the model aligns with common sober living practices, including peer accountability, respectful conduct, and participation in recovery-supportive activities. Peer support is a core component of the living environment at Angel’s House. By residing with other women who share similar recovery goals, residents benefit from mutual encouragement, accountability, and community connection. This shared living structure supports consistency and helps reduce isolation while residents work toward long-term stability and independence. Located in North Attleborough, Angel’s House provides access to regional recovery resources, employment opportunities, and community services in the surrounding area. Internally, the home should be treated as a single-location women’s sober living residence with limited public web presence. Certification status is not publicly verified and should remain marked as Unknown unless confirmed through official documentation.