Champion Men’s Sober House – Vanderburgh Sober Living

Champion Home offers structured, peer-supported sober living for men in the heart of Brockton, Massachusetts—known as the “City of Champions.” Now operated by Zero Tolerance Sober Living, this recovery residence delivers a thoughtfully designed living environment rooted in accountability, community, and long-term growth. Key Features & Amenities: - Type: Men-only recovery residence with dedicated peer mentors and staff - Rooms & Layout: Private and shared bedrooms, cozy living room with television, on-site coin-operated laundry. - Included Amenities: Free high-speed Wi‑Fi Structured common areas fostering connection Large side yard and parking area for recreation and relaxation. - Free high-speed Wi‑Fi - Structured common areas fostering connection - Large side yard and parking area for recreation and relaxation. - Accessibility: Convenient access to Brockton’s bus routes and commuter rail Close to AA/NA meetings and outpatient recovery services. - Convenient access to Brockton’s bus routes and commuter rail - Close to AA/NA meetings and outpatient recovery services. Recovery Support & Environment: - Weekly house meetings to build accountability and community - Random drug screenings and clear curfews to support a sober lifestyle. - Encouragement to participate in 12-step programming and local recovery groups - Life-skills emphasis (e.g., interview coaching, resume workshops, CPR training)—championed by Zero Tolerance and Vanderburgh’s leadership. Culture & Mission:Champion Home reflects Zero Tolerance’s mission—rooted in personal experience and compassionate support—to empower men in recovery. Guided by principles of structure, faith-informed mentorship, and integrity, the home fosters an inclusive, safe, and growth-oriented community. Why Brockton?Brockton offers a vibrant recovery ecosystem. With frequent AA/NA support groups, outpatient programs (like High Point Treatment Center), and community organizations, residents gain easy access to essential resources. The city environment supports sober living through public transit, parks, and opportunities for employment or education.