Oak House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Oak House is a men's sober living home in Fredericktown, Missouri, the seat of Madison County. It is operated by Madison County Recovery Allies and holds certification with the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers.

A Men's Sober House in Fredericktown

Oak House serves men working through early recovery in Fredericktown, a small county-seat town in southeast Missouri's hill country. Madison County Recovery Allies is an active local coalition, visible through community trainings on crisis response and co-regulation, which points to an organization embedded in the town.

What MCRSP Certification Establishes in Missouri

Missouri places no legal requirement on a sober home to certify. Madison County Recovery Allies has certified Oak House through the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers regardless, which commits the house to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and a complaint process a resident can use outside the house.

Part of a Two-House Fredericktown Program

Madison County Recovery Allies also runs Willow House, a women's residence in the same town. A men's and women's house under one coalition gives Fredericktown a rare pairing for a town this size, and it means the organization already has a structure for handling both genders under one set of standards.

Recovery Housing in Madison County

Fredericktown is the seat of Madison County in Missouri's southeast, a rural stretch of the state with few certified recovery homes. A men's sober house here gives residents from Madison County and the surrounding hill towns an option without a long drive to St. Louis or Cape Girardeau.