The Quincy House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

The Quincy House is a women's sober living home on Woodward Avenue in Quincy, Massachusetts, in Norfolk County. It holds NARR Level II certification through the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing, which lists the residence at a capacity of fourteen women, and is operated by Resurgence Recovery Homes, which runs gender-specific sober houses across Quincy, Weymouth, Milton and Hanover.

A Women's Sober House on Woodward Avenue

The Quincy House serves women in recovery, and the residence sits within a South Shore network built around inpatient step-down. Most women arrive directly from inpatient treatment into a gender-specific home, and Woodward Avenue puts them inside a residential Quincy neighborhood.

What MASH Certification Establishes

Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing certification commits a residence to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and acceptance of outside complaint review. For a family evaluating a sober house from a distance, that record separates a certified recovery residence from a landlord renting rooms to people in early sobriety.

House Managers and Daily Structure

Resurgence Recovery Homes staffs its houses with house managers who exchange guidance and structure for housing. That model keeps day-to-day accountability inside the house, while clinical care, therapy and medical appointments stay with outside providers the resident already has.

Resurgence Recovery Homes on the South Shore

The Quincy House is one of five gender-specific residences the operator maintains between Quincy, Weymouth, Milton and Hanover. Women who need a different set of housemates or a lighter level of structure later on can raise it with an operator who already runs several nearby addresses.

Recovery Housing in Norfolk County

Quincy is the largest city in Norfolk County and sits on the MBTA Red Line, giving residents direct transit access into Boston for work, court dates or outpatient appointments without owning a car. That access is one reason South Shore sober housing operators cluster their houses in and around the city.

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