Mandalay Village Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

Mandalay Village is a coed sober living home on East Ocotillo Road in Phoenix, Arizona, in Maricopa County. The nonprofit Mandalay Recovery Village runs the property as a supportive recovery community built on a traditional 12-step foundation, aimed at adults working to return to independent, sober living.

A Coed Sober Living Community on Ocotillo Road

Mandalay Village houses men and women, less common in Arizona sober living than single-gender housing, and it puts the emphasis on structure and personal responsibility rather than separating residents by gender. Ocotillo Road sits in the central Phoenix corridor near the Biltmore area, giving residents a quiet residential setting close to the rest of the city.

A Traditional 12-Step Foundation

The organization builds its program around the 12-step model rather than a specific clinical treatment method, which means daily meeting attendance and step work are baked into the expectations of living there, not offered as an optional add-on. Cooperative partnerships with outside referral agencies bring in residents already connected to a case manager or treatment provider.

Part-Time Work or School Requirements

Mandalay Recovery Village expects residents to hold part-time employment or attend school, alongside written rules and safety guidelines that apply across the house. That requirement mirrors what other Phoenix-area sober houses ask for, and it signals the program is built for people already ready to rebuild a daily routine, not a first stop out of detox.

Recovery Housing in Central Phoenix

Central Phoenix's Ocotillo Road location sits inside Maricopa County's largest job and treatment market, with outpatient providers, meetings and transit all reachable without a long drive. Staff at Mandalay Village are available Monday through Friday during the day and on weekend evenings, which residents can use to reach the house directly with day-to-day questions.