Norman House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Norman House is a men's sober living home in Pueblo, Colorado, the seat of Pueblo County, operated by Foundations Incorporated.

A Men's Sober House With Independent Living Space

Norman House is a tri-level home of more than 2,000 square feet, with seven bedrooms and three bathrooms split across four levels, housing up to eleven men. The layout gives the house more separation between common areas and bedrooms than a single-story home would, which the organization markets as allowing for a more independent living style. A covered patio with storage and a private backyard round out the property, and public transit and shopping are within walking distance.

Certification Under Colorado's State System

Norman House is certified through Colorado's recovery residence certification framework, administered by Ohio Recovery Housing for the state's Behavioral Health Administration. Certification requires Foundations Incorporated to publish the house's rules and fees, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, and accept outside review of any complaint. Colorado does not publish certification levels for individual residences, so the certification record itself is what to confirm.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Accepted

Men using medication-assisted treatment are accepted at Norman House, consistent with Foundations Incorporated's policy across its network, so a resident's medication and his housing are not put in conflict.

Pueblo and the Arkansas Valley

Pueblo is the seat of Pueblo County and the largest city in southern Colorado's Arkansas Valley, with a full complement of outpatient providers, courts and public transit. Norman House's exact street address is not published; interested applicants work directly with Foundations Incorporated to arrange a visit.