Adam's Foundation Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Adam's Foundation is a women's sober living home on Deerfield Street in Boston, Massachusetts, in Suffolk County.

A Women's Sober House Near the Fenway

This sober house serves women in recovery on a street inside Boston's Fenway neighborhood, close to the Longwood Medical Area's hospitals and outpatient clinics and to the MBTA Green Line, which puts appointments, meetings and entry-level work within a short ride for someone rebuilding a routine without a car.

Voluntary Sober Living Certification in Massachusetts

Massachusetts leaves sober home certification voluntary under M.G.L. c.17 s.18A, and the statute says an uncertified residence may still operate and advertise lawfully. The Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing runs the state's certification program, committing a house to written fees and rules, a code of ethics and an outside complaint process, and only certified housing can take referrals from state agencies or from parole and probation officers. A prospective resident can ask directly whether a Boston sober house holds that certification.

Recovery Housing in Boston and Suffolk County

Boston is both the state capital and the seat of Suffolk County, and that concentration of hospitals, courts, transit and treatment providers makes it the busiest recovery-housing market in Massachusetts. A resident at a Fenway-area sober house sits close to Boston Medical Center, Longwood's teaching hospitals and dozens of outpatient programs, all reachable without a car.

What to Ask Before Moving Into This Boston Sober House

Adam's Foundation is not listed with the state's certification program, so anyone applying should ask directly for fees, house rules and the relapse policy in writing, along with whether the house takes referrals from a treatment provider or case manager.

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