Maple Sober House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Maple Sober House, known as Maple House, is a Massachusetts coed sober living home at 15-17 Maple Avenue in Northampton, in Hampshire County. It is operated by Gndara Center, a Massachusetts behavioral health nonprofit running more than 40 locations statewide.

A Coed Sober House on Maple Avenue

This sober house in Northampton is a duplex serving both men and women, distinct from Gndara's men's-only Hairston House elsewhere in the city. Residents volunteer not to use alcohol or illegal drugs, following guidelines set by the National Alliance for Recovery Residences.

Resident and Staff Governance

Maple House is governed by rules and agreements set jointly by the residents and Gndara Center representatives. That structure gives residents a direct voice in how the household runs day to day.

Open Referral Into Housing

Referral into Maple House is open, meaning a resident does not need to clear an extended waitlist to be considered, a practical advantage for someone who needs housing on short notice.

Recovery Housing in Hampshire County

Northampton is the seat of Hampshire County and a Pioneer Valley college and arts hub, giving Maple House residents access to outpatient providers and job opportunities inside the city.

Part of a Statewide Network

Maple House is one of three Gndara Center sober houses in Northampton, alongside Summer Street House, also coed, and Hairston House, a men's residence. All three sit inside a Massachusetts nonprofit running more than 40 locations statewide.