Michael's House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Michael's House is a women's sober living home in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in Ramsey County, on North Howell Street in the city's Highland Park area. It is the only women's house among the ten residences Rejuvenate Homes operates in the Twin Cities.

A Women's Sober House on North Howell Street

Michael's House serves women exclusively, which keeps every shared space, house meeting and set of expectations built around one population. Highland Park is a settled residential neighborhood on Saint Paul's southwest edge, close to the Ford Parkway corridor and its bus service into downtown.

The Women's House in a Larger Rejuvenate Homes Network

Rejuvenate Homes runs nine men's houses alongside Michael's House, all under one operator and one application process, which means a woman applying here is dealing with an organization that already manages recovery housing at scale.

What MASH Certification Confirms

Certification through Minnesota Association of Sober Homes requires Michael's House to disclose its fees and rules in writing before move-in and to maintain a relapse and discharge policy subject to outside review, the record a family can check before a resident moves in.

Highland Park and Ramsey County Access

Highland Park sits within Saint Paul, the Ramsey County seat, giving residents access to the county's outpatient providers, human services offices and Metro Transit routes without leaving a quiet residential setting.

Applying to Michael's House

Applications go through Rejuvenate Homes. Certification means the operator has to provide the weekly fee, house rules and discharge policy in writing before a woman signs on.

Our mission and passion are to provide ideal environments in which recovery can happen and thrive. We work hard 24/7 to give every resident the best possible sober living experience, to help men and women in early recovery to develop their own personal communities of recovering people within the Twin Cities' community of recovering people and to build a foundation for lasting sobriety and recovery based on 12 step principles.