We provide safe, supportive housing on the South Shore of Massachusetts for individuals committed to long-term sobriety. With a focus on structure, community, and accountability, our homes help residents build a strong foundation in recovery.
“Recovery doesn’t happen alone—it begins with a place to heal, grow, and belong.”
High Level Housing
Norton St.
The Lighthouse
We offer more than a roof over your head—we provide a recovery-centered lifestyle that fosters growth and long-term success.
Our residents share a commitment to sobriety, creating a home environment grounded in mutual support and shared goals.
Curfews, chores, and regular house meetings help establish healthy habits and consistency.
House managers and peer mentors model recovery and help residents navigate early sobriety.
We believe recovery housing should be rooted in responsibility, respect, and routine. Every part of the day is structured to help individuals build self-sufficiency and confidence.
Daily check-ins and house standards keep residents accountable to themselves and each other.
Residents live independently while being surrounded by peers and house leadership.
Daily routines, meetings, and commitments are encouraged to strengthen recovery.
From job search support to managing schedules, we help residents rebuild confidence and independence.
Whether you’re transitioning from treatment or seeking a fresh start in recovery, we’re here to help you find a stable place to land and grow.
Have questions about what to bring, how long you can stay, or what we expect? We’ve got answers below.
Stays are typically 3–6 months, but can be extended based on individual progress.
We recommend participation in a program, but it's not required. Many residents are involved in outpatient care or 12-step programs.
No. We offer separate housing for men and women to ensure safety and focus.
Pricing varies by home. Contact us or visit our application page for current rates.
Bring bedding, toiletries, clothing, and personal items.
South Shore Sober Living operates High Level Housing, Norton St. House, and The Lighthouse for those in early recovery looking for structured sober living.
