City Houses Men's Campus Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

City Houses Men's Campus is a men's sober living home on Pearl Street in Jacksonville, Florida, in Duval County. It is run by City Houses, Inc., a drug-free sober living organization that has operated in Jacksonville since 2002.

A Men's Sober Living Campus on Pearl Street

The Pearl Street property serves men only, with a house manager living on site to keep daily structure and house rules enforced. Jacksonville's consolidated city and county government means residents draw on one unified set of county services, courts and outpatient providers across the whole city.

Two Decades of Operating in Jacksonville

City Houses, Inc. has run sober living in the city since 2002, which puts real institutional history behind this campus. An organization with two decades in one city has weathered the ordinary turnover that ends newer, less established sober living programs.

Community and Outdoor Space

The campus includes a back porch and outdoor recreation space, and City Houses, Inc. builds regular community activities into life at the house. That kind of built-in social contact is part of what the organization points to in describing its houses as more than a place to sleep.

A Second Campus for Women

City Houses, Inc. also runs a separate Women's Campus, keeping its men's and women's housing at different addresses under one organization. A man who completes the program at Pearl Street, or a family with members of both genders needing housing, has a single organization to work with either way.

Certification Is Voluntary in Florida

Florida certifies recovery residences voluntarily through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, the only body the state recognizes for this purpose. Anyone considering City Houses Men's Campus should ask the organization directly about its current certification status and program fees.