Eudaimonia Men's House on Grant Avenue Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Eudaimonia Men's House on Grant Avenue is a men's sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County. It is one of three Colorado Springs residences run by Eudaimonia Recovery Homes, a company that operates sober living homes for men and women across several states.

A Men's Sober Living Home in Colorado Springs

This sober house serves men in recovery, and the single-gender setup carries through every shared space in the house: bedrooms, bathrooms and the common areas all belong to one population. Grant Avenue sits in a residential part of Colorado Springs, close enough to the city's core that work, meetings and outpatient appointments do not depend on a long drive.

Part of a Multi-State Sober Living Network

Eudaimonia Recovery Homes runs recovery housing in Texas, Arizona, Florida, Nevada, Utah and elsewhere in addition to Colorado. The company lists affiliations with the National Alliance for Recovery Residences among other addiction-professional organizations, which points to a company operating inside an established set of industry standards.

Structured Recovery Housing

Across its network, Eudaimonia describes a three-phase program that moves residents toward independence, along with regular drug and alcohol testing and an on-site house manager. Employment and education are expected of residents, and the house is built around the assumption that someone living there has somewhere to be during the day.

Recovery Housing in the Pikes Peak Region

Colorado Springs is the seat of El Paso County and the hub of the Pikes Peak region, with a large enough population to support outpatient treatment, employment and transit options that a smaller town cannot. A men's sober living home in this part of the city puts a resident within reach of that broader service network without leaving the city itself.