Thayer St. Sober Living Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Thayer St. Sober Living is a men's sober house on Thayer Street in Quincy, Massachusetts, in Norfolk County. It is operated by Mass Sober Living under Mark Ashe, one of four houses the operator runs across Quincy and Dorchester.

A Men's Sober House in Quincy Center

Thayer Street sits in Quincy center, and the operator markets the house's direct access to the Red Line MBTA station as a practical advantage: a resident can reach a job, a meeting, or an appointment on foot or by train. This sober house in Quincy serves men in recovery under the same program the operator runs at its other three houses.

A 12-Step Recovery Home

Residents at Thayer St. Sober Living work through the 12 steps and join a recovery Homegroup within their first 30 days, taking a service position in that group. The house requires four weekly outside recovery meetings plus one in-house meeting on Mondays, with scheduled and random drug and alcohol testing applied consistently across the operator's houses.

Recovery Housing in Norfolk County

Quincy is the largest city in Norfolk County, and its position directly on the MBTA Red Line makes it one of the more accessible sober housing markets south of Boston. Someone leaving treatment nearby can reach outpatient providers, community health resources, and entry-level jobs without leaving the transit line that runs through Quincy center.

Mass Sober Living's Network in Quincy and Dorchester

Thayer St. Sober Living is one of four men's houses Mark Ashe operates as Mass Sober Living. Harvard House and Edwin Street Sober Living are both in Quincy, and Savin Hill House is in Dorchester, across the city line in Suffolk County. Every house in the network runs the same 12-step framework and testing schedule, so a resident who moves between them keeps the same expectations.