Freedom House Recovery Homes Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Freedom House Recovery Homes is a men's sober living home in Cottonwood, Arizona, in Yavapai County, run by a nonprofit organization that has provided shelter, food and recovery support to people facing homelessness, alcoholism and drug addiction in the Verde Valley for years.

A Men's Sober Living Home in Cottonwood

The house sits on South Viejo Drive in Cottonwood, and the organization describes itself as running some of the oldest residential recovery care in the country, built for people who need both shelter and a path back to stability. It takes in men working through alcoholism or drug addiction alongside broader homelessness support.

A Nonprofit Model Built Around Shelter and Support

Freedom House Recovery Homes operates as a nonprofit rather than a fee-driven sober living business, and its mission centers on finding residents the right direction and connecting them to outside resources rather than running a purely peer-managed household. That nonprofit structure shapes intake: the organization leans on community support and referral partners as much as resident payments.

Access to Doctors and Personal Care

Some of the organization's homes keep doctors on staff, a meaningful distinction from a standard peer-run sober house. Combined with an emphasis on maintaining clean facilities and personal attention to residents, the model leans toward a more supported level of care than a bare-bones sober living arrangement.

Recovery Housing in the Verde Valley

Cottonwood is the commercial center of the Verde Valley in Yavapai County, serving the smaller surrounding towns of Clarkdale, Camp Verde and Sedona. A men's recovery home here puts residents near the region's main services without requiring a move to Phoenix or Flagstaff, which matters for men trying to stay close to family or a support network in the Verde Valley.