Yetman Sober House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Yetman Sober House is a men's sober living home in Randolph, Massachusetts, in Norfolk County.

A Men's Sober House on North Main Street

This sober house in Randolph serves men in recovery, and the town itself does a fair amount of work for a resident rebuilding a routine. Randolph sits just south of Boston along the Route 28 corridor, with the MBTA's Fairmount Line and several bus routes reaching the city without requiring a car. North Main Street runs through one of the town's older commercial and residential strips, close to the everyday stops a resident in early recovery relies on.

What Voluntary Certification Means in Massachusetts

Massachusetts does not require a sober home to certify with the state, and an uncertified house can operate and advertise legally. Certification through the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing, the state's NARR affiliate, is voluntary, but it is also the one record a resident or family can check independently: a certified house has agreed to a code of ethics, discloses its fees and rules in writing, and accepts outside review of complaints. Since 2016, state agencies and courts setting release conditions may only refer people to certified housing, which makes certification a strong signal even though it settles nothing about whether a specific house is a good fit.

Recovery Housing in Norfolk County

Randolph sits in Norfolk County, a short drive from the county's other population centers and from Boston itself, and that geography keeps outpatient care, court dates and job opportunities within reach without a long commute.

What to Ask Before Moving Into This Randolph Sober House

Anyone applying to Yetman Sober House should ask the same questions certification would otherwise answer directly: whether the house is currently certified with the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing, what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, and how the house handles a relapse or a discharge.