About this Sober House
In Balance Transitional Living is a men's sober living home in Tucson, Arizona, in Pima County, on East Grant Road on the city's east side.
A Men's Sober House on East Grant Road
The house serves young men in recovery, typically ages 17 to 28, who have completed primary treatment and need a structured place to practice independence. East Grant Road is a major east-west corridor in Tucson, putting residents within reach of the University of Arizona area, Sun Tran bus routes, and outpatient providers clustered along the corridor.
A Long-Running Program Under a New Name
The program has run at this Tucson address for years, operating for most of that time under an earlier name before its operator adopted its current brand. The address and the population served have stayed the same through the change: young men transitioning out of primary treatment and into an independent, sober routine.
Life Skills Alongside Sober Housing
Residents get more than a bed. The program builds in job readiness, case management, and structured free time, since young men leaving treatment often need to learn basic independence alongside staying sober. Recreational space on site gives residents something constructive to do with unstructured hours, a common point where early recovery breaks down.
Tucson and Pima County Recovery Housing
Tucson is the seat of Pima County and home to the University of Arizona, Pima Community College, and a wide network of outpatient behavioral health providers. A young man coming out of treatment in southern Arizona typically finds more transitional housing options, more entry-level jobs, and more public transit in Tucson than anywhere else in the county.
Who This Tucson Sober House Is For
The program targets young men specifically, which shapes the house culture around a distinct set of challenges: finishing school, holding a first job, and rebuilding family trust. It suits someone who still needs a program built around the housing, with staff and structure guiding daily decisions.
More on The Sober House
MISSION STATEMENT
-To assist young sober living men in their recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs
-To assist young sober living men in continuing to address other behavior and/or disorders that were creating destruction in their lives
-To maximize independence and self-sufficiency
-To cultivate collaboration skills as these young sober house men prepare for the transition to adulthood as healthy and contributing members of society.
