Hunter House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hunter House is a men's sober living home in Branson, Missouri, run by Standing by the Door Ministries as part of its recovery housing network.

A Men's House Inside the Ministry's Program

Men at Hunter House are working through Standing by the Door's six-month program, a twelve-step, faith-based track that includes housing, transportation, classes and support as one package instead of separate services a resident has to piece together.

Why Six Months Instead of Thirty Days

Standing by the Door builds its program around a longer timeline than most treatment stays, on the premise that stable recovery takes longer to establish than a month allows. Hunter House residents live under that timeline, working through the same classes as the ministry's other houses over the full six months.

Transportation in a Tourism Town

Branson's job base sits mostly in tourism and entertainment along the Highway 76 corridor, some distance from the residential streets where houses like Hunter House are located. The ministry's built-in transportation is what lets a resident reach that work without owning a car.

Part of a Network of Homes in Taney County

Hunter House is one of several men's residences Standing by the Door operates around Branson, the largest city in Taney County, with Forsyth serving as the county seat. The ministry keeps men's and women's housing in separate households across the network.