Savin Hill House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Savin Hill House is a men's sober living home on Sydney Street in Dorchester, Massachusetts, in Suffolk County. It is operated by Mass Sober Living under Mark Ashe, the same operator behind three houses across the city line in Quincy.

A Men's Sober House on Sydney Street

Savin Hill House sits between the JFK/UMass and Savin Hill Red Line MBTA stations, giving residents two nearby stops instead of one. This sober house in Dorchester serves men in recovery, and its location puts a resident within walking distance of transit in both directions along the same line that runs into downtown Boston.

A 12-Step Program Shared Across the Network

Residents work through the 12 steps and join a recovery Homegroup within their first 30 days, taking a service position within it. The house holds residents to four weekly outside recovery meetings and one in-house meeting on Mondays, and it runs scheduled and random drug and alcohol testing, the same structure Mark Ashe applies at his other three houses.

Recovery Housing in Dorchester and Suffolk County

Dorchester is Boston's largest neighborhood by population, and it sits inside Suffolk County alongside the rest of the city. Two Red Line stations within walking distance of Savin Hill House give residents a direct route into downtown Boston's job market and outpatient care network.

Part of Mass Sober Living's Quincy and Dorchester Homes

Savin Hill House is one of four men's sober living homes Mark Ashe runs as Mass Sober Living. Harvard House, Edwin Street Sober Living, and Thayer St. Sober Living are all a short distance away in Quincy, in Norfolk County. A resident who wants a change of neighborhood while staying inside a program he already knows can ask about a transfer to any of the three.