Lazarus Sober House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Lazarus Sober House is a sober house located in Worcester, MA, dedicated to supporting men in achieving and maintaining sobriety.

This sober house provides a structured and supportive environment where individuals can focus on rebuilding their lives after addiction. Often known as recovery homes or sober living residences, these spaces offer essential peer support, accountability, and access to recovery resources for those transitioning from treatment programs to independent living.

Residents of Lazarus Sober House benefit from:

• A safe, substance-free living space.
• Mutual support from a compassionate recovery community.
• Daily routines that promote accountability and personal growth.
• Access to valuable resources in Worcester, such as counseling and employment services.

Situated in Worcester, Massachusetts, this sober home connects residents to a thriving recovery network, with numerous men-specific support meetings and services. At Lazarus Sober House, the focus is on providing a nurturing and structured space where residents can pursue lasting sobriety and a fulfilling future.

For more information about Lazarus Sober House, contact us today and take the next step in your recovery journey.

Lazarus Recovery Services Lazarus Recovery Services, Inc has been formed to support folks in recovery from life controlling problems chemical or emotional in nature, We supply support with sober housing and places to meet in a sober clean environment. Sober House Leadership The first Executive director is Chuck Beck. The board of directors consists of Rick Cobiski, Sudipta Singh, Mike Dovavan, Roy Swift, and Elizabeth Gonzales. From the Sober Living Operator I have started a series that matches a meeting format I used in the early days of recovery meetings at City Church at Liberty Church. The process was I would go through Proverbs a chapter at a time. For each week it was one Chapter. Out of that chapter I would pull out three words. For those words I did a brief lesson oriented toward Recovery and then open it for discussion or comments, or questions. This can be similar if you all want to participate. Questions and comments are welcome. Here is the URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOimcNkXfgs