MIRP House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

MIRP House is a men's sober living home in Joplin, Missouri, in Jasper County. It is operated by The ROCC, a Joplin recovery organization formerly known as Ascent Recovery Residences, and is listed as certified with the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers.

A Men's Recovery Residence in Joplin

MIRP House serves men early in recovery who need daily structure and peer accountability. The ROCC pairs housing with volunteer-led recovery coaching instead of in-house clinical treatment, so residents typically keep their own outside providers while the house supplies the stable address and the accountability that early sobriety depends on. The exact street address of this residence is not published, so anyone considering it should confirm placement directly with the operator.

What MCRSP Certification Establishes

Missouri does not require a recovery residence to certify, which makes certification itself a useful signal. A house listed with MCRSP has agreed to a code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and a complaint process outside the house. That record is one of the few things a family out of state can actually verify before someone moves in.

Faith-Based Structure at MIRP House

The ROCC frames recovery in explicitly faith-based terms and builds its program around mentorship from people who have been through addiction themselves. Residents are expected to engage with the house's recovery coaching and to move toward the next stage of the program as they stabilize.

Jasper County Recovery Housing

Joplin functions as the commercial and service center for Jasper County even though Carthage holds the county seat, and that concentration of outpatient providers and services is a large part of why sober housing clusters in the city. MIRP House sits inside that footprint, giving residents access to treatment follow-up and community resources without leaving town.