Black House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Black House is a certified men's sober living home in Longmont, Colorado, in Boulder County. It is operated by Shiela's Sanctuary, a registered nonprofit serving men in recovery, including veterans and people navigating the justice system.

A Men's Sober House Serving Veterans and Justice-Involved Residents

Shiela's Sanctuary specifically welcomes veterans and men coming out of the justice system alongside anyone else in recovery from substance use. It describes its approach as conscious housing, built on shared living spaces and onsite peer support. Black House does not have a published street address, so confirming the exact location and current availability means applying directly.

Peer Support Built Into the House

Shiela's Sanctuary keeps Certified Peer Recovery Specialists on site, offering rides, guidance and day-to-day support to residents between scheduled meetings. That staffing model is a meaningful difference from a house that only enforces curfew and testing.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

All of Shiela's Sanctuary's houses allow medically assisted treatment, so a resident on buprenorphine or methadone is not asked to choose between his housing and his prescribed medication. That acceptance keeps recovery and housing working together.

What Colorado Certification Establishes

Black House holds certification through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado. A certified residence commits to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of rules and fees, and an outside complaint process, giving a veteran or a family member evaluating this house from a distance something concrete to check.

Recovery Housing in Boulder County

Longmont is one of Boulder County's largest cities, sitting apart from the university corridor around the city of Boulder itself but inside the same outpatient and court system. As a registered 501(c)(3), Shiela's Sanctuary operates as a nonprofit, which shapes how it prices and staffs Black House.