The Forge House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Forge House is a men's sober living home on Metro Drive in Jefferson City, Missouri, in Cole County, operated by Landmark Recovery. It opened in 2026 as the organization's first independent, non-clinical men's recovery residence in the capital.

A Men's Recovery Home on Metro Drive

The Forge House holds up to eight men at a time, following a nine-month residential model that local news reports can be individualized depending on the resident. A live-in house manager and peer support specialist run daily operations, giving residents consistent oversight without full clinical staffing.

Built on Landmark Recovery's Treatment Foundation

Because Landmark Recovery also runs clinical treatment in Jefferson City, residents at The Forge House have access to clinical therapy, case management and transportation support through the same organization, without an outside referral. That connection is what distinguishes the house from a standalone sober living program.

Employment and Structure

Residents are expected to maintain employment or receive disability benefits, though the program does not require either at entry. The nine-month model gives men time to establish that stability, not rushing them into a job in the first weeks.

A Jefferson City Address in Cole County

Jefferson City is Missouri's state capital and the seat of Cole County, giving The Forge House residents access to the courts, state offices and outpatient services concentrated in the capital. Local news coverage describes the reentry and recovery housing gap in mid-Missouri that the house was built to address, and reports the program has already drawn strong demand since opening.