South Shore Sober Living is a supportive and structured community dedicated to helping individuals build a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
South Shore Sober Living is a safe, supportive community where individuals in recovery build a strong foundation for lasting sobriety through structure, accountability, and personal growth.
Who We Are
How We Help
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House Managers
Each home has an
experienced house
manager to provide
guidance and enforce
structure.
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Positive Environment
A stable, recovery-
focused setting where
residents can build
healthy routines.
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Accountability
Weekly drug and alcohol
screenings (UA),
mandatory house meeting
, and adherence to all house
rules.
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12-Step Education
Residents are encouraged
to attend AA, NA, and
12-step meetings
to maintain spiritual
and personal growth.
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Peer Support
Residents develop meaningful
connections with peers in
recovery, fostering a
sense of community and
shared experience.
What We Provide
At South Shore Sober Living, we provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals transitioning into a stable, sober lifestyle. Our transitional living homes offer well-maintained, comfortable spaces designed to foster security and community. With essential amenities, convenient locations, and easy access to local recovery resources, we strive to create a foundation for long-term success in recovery.
Clean, Comfortable Transitional Living
Our homes are well-maintained and designed to foster a sense of security and stability.
Amenities
Fully equipped kitchens, laundry facilities, comfortable common areas (living/dining rooms), and on-site parking.
Location & Accessibility
Located within close proximity to public transportation and walking distance to local recovery centers.
Overview of Sober Living
Sober living homes play a crucial role in the recovery process, particularly for individuals transitioning from treatment programs. Independent living immediately after rehab can be challenging, and sober housing provides an alternative that fosters accountability and growth.
3-5 Days
12-13 Days
30 Days to 6 Months
Long-term transitional housing with structured support
What Sober Homes Offer
Sober living homes provide a structured, supportive environment where individuals in recovery can build a solid foundation for long-term sobriety. These homes offer more than just a place to stay—they provide accountability, peer support, and guidance to help residents navigate life in sobriety. By maintaining a safe, substance-free space, sober homes encourage personal growth, responsibility, and a commitment to recovery. Key features include:
- Screening for Alcohol & Drugs: All guests are screened regularly to maintain a sober environment.
- Enforced House Rules & Curfew: Structure and accountability to promote responsibility.
- House Mentors & House Managers: Experienced individuals to guide residents through their recovery journey.
A Place to Grow in Recovery
South Shore Sober Living provides safe, structured housing for men and women in early recovery. Our gender-specific homes offer a supportive space to rebuild and grow.
Who We Welcome
We support individuals committed to sobriety and a structured lifestyle. Applicants must be 18+ and drug- and alcohol-free for at least 14 days and be committed to their sobriety.
Apply Today
Applying is simple. Submit an application online, by email, or over the phone. A screening process ensures the right fit for our community. Take the next step – apply today.
At South Shore Sober Living, we are more than just a place to stay – we are a community dedicated to helping individuals reclaim their lives, establish stability, and build a foundation for lasting recovery. Join us on the journey to a brighter future.
Submit an Application
Ready to take the next step in your recovery journey? South Shore Sober Living provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment to help you build a strong foundation in sobriety. Our application process is designed to ensure a good fit for both you and our community. We welcome individuals who are committed to maintaining their sobriety, following house guidelines, and actively engaging in their recovery.
To apply, submit your application online, send us an email, or call us. Once received, our team will review your information and conduct a brief screening to discuss expectations and answer any questions you may have. Once accepted, we will guide you through the next steps for move in.
Start your journey toward a stable, sober future today!
Questions? We Have the Answers
What is South Shore Sober Living?
South Shore Sober Living provides safe, structured, and supportive housing for men and women in early recovery. Our gender-specific residences—High Level Housing for men and The Lighthouse for women—offer a recovery-focused environment to help individuals build a strong foundation for lasting sobriety.
Who can apply to South Shore Sober Living?
We welcome individuals who are committed to sobriety and a structured recovery lifestyle. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and have remained drug- and alcohol-free for at least 14 days prior to admission.
What is expected of residents?
Residents must maintain sobriety, attend 12-step meetings, follow house rules, contribute to household responsibilities, and actively engage in their recovery. Accountability and community participation are key to success in our program.
How much does it cost to live at South Shore Sober Living?
Weekly and monthly rental rates vary by location. A deposit is required upon move-in, along with the first week’s rent. Please contact us for current pricing and availability.
Are meals provided?
No, residents are responsible for their own meals. However, each home has a fully equipped kitchen where residents can prepare food.
How long can I stay?
There is no set time limit—residents can stay as long as they remain in good standing and continue working on their recovery. Many stay for several months to a year or longer, depending on their individual needs.
What is sober living?
Sober living homes provide a structured, substance-free environment for individuals in recovery. They serve as a bridge between treatment and independent living, offering accountability, peer support, and a safe space for continued sobriety.
How is sober living different from rehab?
Rehab is a clinical program that includes medical or therapeutic treatment, while sober living is a supportive, structured housing environment for individuals who have already completed treatment or are actively engaged in recovery.
Do I have to be in a 12-step program to live in a sober house?
While South Shore Sober Living encourages participation in 12-step meetings, we welcome individuals following any recovery path, as long as they remain committed to sobriety and personal growth.
Can I work or go to school while living in sober housing?
Yes! We encourage residents to work, attend school, or volunteer while maintaining their recovery. A structured daily routine is important for long-term sobriety.
Can I have visitors?
Yes, but visitor policies vary by house and are designed to ensure the safety and sobriety of all residents. House managers will provide details on specific guidelines.
What happens if a resident relapses?
Relapse policies are in place to protect the recovery environment. If a resident relapses, they may be required to leave the home immediately. Re-admission may be possible after completing additional treatment or demonstrating commitment to sobriety.
