Broderick House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Broderick House is a coed sober living home on Cabot Street in Holyoke, Massachusetts, in Hampden County. It is operated by Providence Ministries, the same Holyoke nonprofit behind Loreto House and McCleary Manor.

A Coed Sober House on Cabot Street

This sober house in Holyoke houses both men and women, a departure from the operator's single-gender residences elsewhere in the city. Residents follow the same peer-driven support model Providence Ministries applies across its housing program.

Access to a Free Community Meal

Residents at Broderick House are welcome to a free noon meal at Kate's Kitchen, Providence Ministries' community dining room, giving residents one less expense to manage while they work toward independence.

Part of a Larger Holyoke Nonprofit

Providence Ministries has served Holyoke since 1980, running a food pantry and clothing center alongside its sober living program, all supported in part by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield's Annual Catholic Appeal.

Recovery Housing in Hampden County

Holyoke sits in Hampden County along the Connecticut River, giving Broderick House residents access to the city's outpatient providers and job market alongside Providence Ministries' own community services.

One of Three Providence Ministries Homes

Broderick House is one of three sober living residences Providence Ministries operates in Holyoke, alongside Loreto House and McCleary Manor.