About this Sober House
Peirce Street is a men's sober living home in Middleborough, Massachusetts, in Plymouth County. Journey House operates it as its only Middleborough location, and the address carries NARR Level II certification through the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing with room for nine residents.
A Small Men's Sober House on Peirce Street
Peirce Street holds fewer residents than most of Journey House's other properties, which keeps the household small enough for a house manager to know everyone by name. The house is for men only, and the smaller scale keeps chores and shared space manageable.
NARR Level II Sober Living Certification
Certification through the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing means Peirce Street operates under a published code of ethics, discloses its fees and rules before move-in, and answers to an outside complaint process. Level II describes the structure on site: a manager living in the house, with clinical care handled by outpatient providers elsewhere.
Weekly Expectations at Every Journey House Sober House
Residents attend three twelve-step meetings a week and the house's own daily meeting, keep a sponsor, and submit to urine testing twice weekly. Everyone works toward being productive during the day, whether that means a job, a day program or volunteering.
Who This Middleborough Sober House Serves
Journey House built this house for men completing residential treatment, leaving incarceration, stepping down from outpatient care, or looking for sober living as an alternative to formal treatment.
Recovery Housing in Middleborough, Plymouth County
Middleborough sits in Plymouth County between Taunton and the South Shore, and Journey House keeps Peirce Street in a quiet residential setting close to shopping and public transportation.
One House Among Nine Recovery Homes
Peirce Street is Journey House's only property in Middleborough, part of a nine-house network that otherwise runs in Taunton and Bridgewater.
Journey House embraces the Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous philosophy of recovery and requires residents to be active members in those programs. This sober living space, or sober home, is a culture of sobriety in a community of peers battling addiction. Journey House provides social support for sobriety along with experiential learning, where residents learn strategies to succeed in recovery. They facilitate community networking with programs, counseling, and resources.
Each Journey House has a House Manager, who is someone who has demonstrated responsibility, integrity, and is in good standing with the community. Managers govern the house on a daily basis.
The goal of Journey House is to help people in every stage of their sobriety journey towards obtaining all the elements necessary for a major life transformation. The adherence to the house rules represents the foundation of responsible living within a community of support.
