The Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing

We will open recovery homes in Rockland County to provide a safe, relaxing, enjoyable place to live, for people working at recovery from a SUD. A place they will be proud to call their home, enjoy taking care of and being responsible for. The organization has a Code of Ethics and Standards of Operation.

She will receive help and support from those knowledgeable about addiction and recovery. Our team will guide you in developing healthy habits, setting goals, and addressing any challenges that may arise during the recovery process. We strive to create a mutual respect and accountability culture mash certified sober homes where residents can feel comfortable and secure in their journey toward lasting recovery. Through community involvement, holistic wellness practices, and evidence-based therapies, we aim to help our residents build the foundation for a fulfilling and sustainable life in recovery.

WHAT DO ATR PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE?

(b) The bureau shall establish and provide for the administration of a voluntary training and accreditation program for operators of alcohol and drug free housing seeking certification under subsection (d). To support persons in recovery by improving their access to safe, stable residences with peer and community support. Our vision is adequate housing for all individuals in recovery from a substance use disorder. In 2007, eight sober house operators established the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing. Legislation in 2014 created voluntary certification of Massachusetts sober houses, and MASH began managing voluntary statewide sober home certification in 2016.

Residents of sober homes are expected to abstain from alcohol and drug use, other than prescribed medications, and to refrain from prescription misuse. Payment terms for sober homes vary, and residents are given written house agreements. MASH-certified sober homes are governed by standards that address safety from an administrative, operational, property, and “good neighbor” perspective.

II. Description of Business:

We understand the unique challenges veterans face and are here to support them on their journey to a sober and fulfilling life. We expect our residents to be actively involved in an individual recovery plan. We facilitate in- house AA and NA meetings, https://ecosoberhouse.com/ and all residents are subject to supervised drug and alcohol testing. Written permission from the property owner of record (if the owner is other than the recovery residence operator) to operate a recovery residence on the property.