Vineyard House Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

Vineyard House is a coed sober living community in Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts, in Dukes County.

Separate Men's and Women's Houses on One Campus

In 2014, Vineyard House moved into a purpose-built recovery community with separate residences for men and women, along with an administration building and twelve-step meeting rooms. Rooms are mostly double occupancy, with a few singles set aside for senior residents further along in their stay.

A Martha's Vineyard Institution Since 1997

Vineyard House has served Island residents in early recovery since 1997, making it one of the longest-running recovery housing organizations on Martha's Vineyard.

Recognized as the Island's Response to Addiction

Community leaders, religious organizations and law enforcement on Martha's Vineyard have recognized Vineyard House's work addressing what is widely regarded as the Island's top health issue, giving the organization standing well beyond its own residents.

Recovery Housing in Dukes County

Vineyard Haven, part of the town of Tisbury, sits on Martha's Vineyard in Dukes County, an island setting where housing options for people in early recovery are limited and largely concentrated in this one organization.

A call to Vineyard House puts you in touch with qualified people who can help. Since 1997, Vineyard House has served as a safe haven for Vineyarders in early recovery from substance abuse and a resource for those who seek help. Vineyard House is a recovery residence serving the Island community of Martha's Vineyard. The newly built campus in Vineyard Haven can accommodate up to 18 men and 6 women in separate houses. Residents pay rent to live in a supportive environment and are expected to work, attend 12-step meetings and contribute in other ways to the community. The attractive campus also includes a separate administrative building and conference room that is available for community recovery activities.