Jenni's House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Jenni's House is a women's sober living home in Hillsboro, Missouri, the seat of Jefferson County, run by LIV Recovery Sober Living. It extends the organization's reach south of St. Louis, beyond its cluster of houses in St. Charles, Hazelwood and the city of St. Louis.

A Women's Sober House in Jefferson County

Hillsboro is a smaller county seat than the rest of LIV Recovery's Missouri footprint, and Jenni's House gives women in Jefferson County an option without requiring a move into the St. Louis metro core. County seat towns typically carry the courts and county services a resident may need to stay in contact with, which is part of what makes Hillsboro workable for a recovery residence.

LIV Recovery's Program Beyond Housing

LIV Recovery Sober Living, founded by Cameo Jones and Derrick Jones Sr. and also known as Living In Victory, runs a Respite Program for short-term stabilization, outpatient services and a Peer Apprenticeship Program that trains residents for paid recovery-support roles. Women at Jenni's House can draw on that broader network alongside the housing itself.

Missouri's Voluntary Certification Standard

No Missouri law requires a recovery residence to certify with anyone, and the Department of Mental Health's licensure covers clinical treatment programs; standalone sober housing falls outside it. The Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers runs the state's voluntary accreditation as its NARR affiliate, and a house not listed there has simply not pursued that program.

Recovery Housing South of St. Louis

Jefferson County sits south of St. Louis County, and Hillsboro serves as its administrative center. A resident at Jenni's House who needs a service unavailable locally can typically reach St. Louis within a reasonable drive, while day-to-day life stays anchored in a smaller, quieter county seat.

Applying to Jenni's House

LIV Recovery Sober Living manages placement across its full network. Anyone applying should ask about the weekly fee, how the organization's Respite and Peer Apprenticeship programs connect to house life, and its approach to medication-assisted recovery.