The Draper House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

The Draper House is a men's transitional sober house in Boston, Massachusetts, in Suffolk County. Incorporated in 2018, it houses men who have already completed the rehab process as they move toward independent living.

A Transitional Sober House in Dorchester

The Draper House serves men who have finished residential treatment and need a structured step down before living entirely on their own. That focus on transition sets it apart from sober houses built for people just leaving detox or a residential program.

Who This Boston Sober House Is For

Because residents have already completed rehab, the house suits someone with a stable recovery foundation who needs housing structure and accountability while re-establishing work, routine and independence. It is a poor fit for someone who has not yet completed a treatment program.

Recovery Housing in Suffolk County

Dorchester is one of Boston's largest neighborhoods, with MBTA transit, job opportunities and outpatient providers concentrated close by. A transitional sober house here gives residents access to the city's resources while they rebuild an independent routine, without needing a car to reach work or appointments.

What to Ask Before Moving Into This Sober House

Applications go directly to The Draper House. Worth asking whether a bed is currently open, what the weekly fee covers, and what the house expects of a resident moving from a completed rehab program into transitional housing.

The Draper House is located just block away from public transportation at Fields Corner Station on the Red line providing easy access to any point of  the Boston area. These are the standards they hold residents to: RESPECT: Each person deserves respect and I understand that I must be respectful of other. INSURANCE: I agree to obtain insurance as part of my responsibility to ensure that I have health care coverage. TOX SCREEN: I agree and understand that this is a sober/ dry environment. I will comply with random Tox screens as per the house policy. POSITIVE TOX SCREEN: I agree to abstain from using illegal substances and understand that if my urine Tox screen is positive I agree to seek treatment. I must comply with the sober house policy and obtain written prescription by health care provider for all medications.