Freddie's Place Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Freddie's Place is a sober living home in Greeley, Colorado, the seat of Weld County. It is operated by YOLO Foundation, which also runs a residence in nearby Evans, and it is certified by Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado.

A Sober House Near 8th Avenue

Freddie's Place has no published street address, so this listing anchors on 8th Avenue, the historic corridor running through downtown Greeley. Greeley's downtown core sits along this stretch, putting residents within reach of the city's services, transit and outpatient providers without a long commute.

Support for Residents on Medication-Assisted Treatment

YOLO Foundation accepts residents using medication-assisted treatment at Freddie's Place. That acceptance is not universal among sober living operators, and it means a resident prescribed buprenorphine or methadone can keep both the medication and the housing at once.

What Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado Certification Establishes

Certification through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the state's NARR affiliate, requires Freddie's Place to disclose its fees and rules before move-in, follow a published code of ethics, and remain subject to an outside complaint process. Colorado publishes no level for individual residences, so certification is the verifiable claim behind this listing.

Recovery Housing in Weld County

Greeley is the largest city and the county seat of Weld County, and its downtown holds the bulk of the region's outpatient treatment, courts and social services. Freddie's Place sits inside that reach, and residents from smaller towns in the county, including Evans just to the south, often end up looking at Greeley first.

Applying to Freddie's Place

Applications go through YOLO Foundation. Worth asking before moving in: what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, and how a relapse is handled, since a certified residence must have written answers to all three.