Omo Street House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Omo Street House is a men's sober house on Omo Street in New Britain, Connecticut, in Hartford County. It is the third New Britain residence operated by All-In Recovery Homes and is listed by Connecticut DMHAS as supported recovery housing.

A Men's Sober Living Home on Omo Street

Men in recovery live here, and that single restriction decides a great deal about the household. Bedrooms, bathrooms and common space serve one population, house conversations happen among men working the same problem, and nobody is the only man or the only woman in a mixed building. Omo Street is a short residential street inside New Britain's city grid, in a neighborhood where errands, meetings and bus stops are reachable on foot. Early recovery runs on routine, and a routine that does not depend on borrowing a car is a routine that survives a bad week.

The Sober Living Operator Behind This House

All-In Recovery Homes runs seven houses in Connecticut and has concentrated three of them in New Britain. Concentration has a practical effect on a resident. One operator sets the fee, the rules and the discharge policy across every address, so the expectations a man learns in his first week travel with him if he later moves to another house. The operator is explicit that it does not provide substance use treatment. It provides housing, and residents get their clinical care from providers in the community.

Medication and This New Britain Recovery Housing

The operator states that it supports medication-assisted treatment. For a man prescribed buprenorphine or methadone, that answer decides whether an application is worth filing. Connecticut's Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services funds medication for opioid use disorder across the state, and housing that accommodates it keeps a resident's treatment plan and his address pointed in the same direction. Housing that does not accommodate it forces a choice nobody in early recovery should have to make.

New Britain Sober Living, Work and School

New Britain gives a resident more to build a week around than most Connecticut cities its size. Central Connecticut State University sits on the north side of town, Tunxis Community College is a short ride away in Farmington, and the Hospital of Central Connecticut is one of the largest employers in the county. Manufacturing, warehouse and food service work is concentrated along the city's industrial corridors, and the busway connects to Hartford's much deeper job market. A man in a New Britain sober house who wants a class, a certificate or a first shift back has real options within a few miles.

All-In Recovery Homes Across Three Counties

Beyond the three New Britain houses, All-In operates a men's house on Stearns Street in Bristol, a men's house on Pearl Street in Middletown, and a women's house on Valley Street in Willimantic. That spread reaches Hartford, Middlesex and Windham counties. Someone whose job, family or court obligations pull him toward a different part of the state can raise a transfer with an operator who already knows his record in the house.