New Dimensions in Recovery - Evergreen House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

New Dimensions in Recovery operates Evergreen House, a men's sober living home in Phoenix, Arizona, in Maricopa County.

A Men's Sober House Since 2007

Evergreen House is one of two men's Phase I residences New Dimensions in Recovery runs in Phoenix, an organization that has operated recovery housing in the city since 2007. The house is shared among several men at once, structured around the accountability of daily house life rather than private space.

Phase I Structure at Evergreen House

New Dimensions in Recovery runs Evergreen House as Phase I housing, the more structured of the two stages in its program. Food, wifi and laundry are included, which keeps a resident's early weeks focused on recovery routine rather than logistics. Men who progress out of Phase I move into the operator's Phase II transitional housing rather than having to find a new sober house elsewhere.

An Unpublished Address in Phoenix

New Dimensions in Recovery does not publish a street address for Evergreen House, consistent with how many Arizona sober living operators handle their properties. Location and availability are confirmed directly with the organization during intake.

Recovery Housing in Phoenix and Maricopa County

Phoenix is the seat of Maricopa County and the center of the Valley's recovery infrastructure, and New Dimensions in Recovery cites proximity to light rail and bus routes as a deliberate feature of its housing. That access matters for residents commuting to work, meetings or outpatient appointments during a Phase I stay.

New Dimensions in Recovery's Other Sober Homes

Evergreen House is one of four properties the operator runs in Phoenix, alongside a second men's Phase I house, 21 House, a women's house, Cypress House, and Phase II transitional housing for men moving toward more independence.

More on the Sober House Sober house residents are responsible for their personal spaces as well as keeping common areas tidy. Random drug screenings are often performed, as well as property checks. We maintain that every resident needs to be accountable for themselves to contribute to an environment conducive to healing. This means being respectful of other residents' personal space and keeping the noise levels down, especially at night. There are no overnight guests allowed, however, we do allow residents to request overnight passes.