Nicki's Place Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Nicki's Place is a women's sober living home on Commercial Street in Braintree, Massachusetts, in Norfolk County. It is operated by Hope Beyond Hope, which also runs a certified women's home in nearby Weymouth.

A Women's Sober House on Commercial Street

Nicki's Place serves women in recovery in a family atmosphere, with residents working a program of recovery together and building a network of sober support. The house sits close to MBTA bus and train lines, which keeps work, meetings and outpatient appointments reachable without a car during the stretch of recovery when that matters most.

Part of a Faith-Informed Women's Network

Hope Beyond Hope runs Nicki's Place alongside its Weymouth home, and the two share the same organizing idea: recovery paired with rebuilding steady employment and family relationships, not sobriety treated as an end in itself. Both homes are single-gender, which keeps house rules, meetings and shared space consistent for the women living there.

Braintree and Norfolk County Recovery Housing

Braintree sits in Norfolk County on Boston's South Shore, a few miles from Weymouth and within reach of Quincy and the city itself. That South Shore transit access matters for a resident rebuilding a daily routine around a job, meetings and appointments before a car is part of the plan.

What to Ask Before Moving Into Nicki's Place

Applications go through Hope Beyond Hope directly. The questions worth asking are the ones any recovery residence should answer plainly: what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, how bedrooms are assigned, and what happens after a relapse. A resident considering Nicki's Place is also considering the organization's second Norfolk County home in Weymouth, run under the same rules.