Recovery House - 58-60 Howes St Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Recovery House - 58-60 Howes St is a Massachusetts men's sober living home in Springfield, in Hampden County, operated by We Do Recover, which also runs a certified men's residence on Euclid Avenue in the same city.

A Men's Sober House on Howes Street

This Springfield sober house serves men in recovery under the same operator that runs the Euclid Avenue location across town. We Do Recover built its program around men leaving incarceration, men who were previously unhoused, and men coming out of detox, residential treatment or PHP and IOP care, and that population shapes both of its Springfield addresses the same way.

What the Operator's Program Structure Looks Like

We Do Recover describes its houses as peer-support environments built on accountability, responsibility and mutual respect, with the aim of helping residents reintegrate into stable daily life. Bedrooms are shared, which keeps costs down and puts residents in regular contact with people working through the same early stretch of recovery.

Springfield and Hampden County

Howes Street sits in Springfield, the seat of Hampden County and the largest city in Western Massachusetts. That puts residents within reach of the courts, outpatient treatment providers and entry-level jobs the county concentrates in its county seat, which matters most in the early months when appointments come often and public transit or a short walk has to cover the gap before a car is realistic.

A Second Recovery House Under the Same Operator

We Do Recover's other Springfield location, on Euclid Avenue, holds certification from the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing at NARR Level II. Anyone applying to Howes Street is applying to the same operator and the same set of house rules, and a transfer between the two Springfield addresses stays inside one relationship.

Applying to Recovery House on Howes Street

Applications go directly to We Do Recover. Worth asking before moving in: what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, and how the operator handles a relapse or a discharge, since a program with two Springfield addresses should have a consistent answer at both.