House Exodus Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

House Exodus is a men's sober living home in Kansas City, Missouri, in Jackson County, operated by Counselors Obediently Preventing Substance Abuse, known as COPSA. The name reflects the organization's faith-based approach to recovery, built around life skills training and counseling delivered by the organization's own staff.

A Men's Sober House Run by COPSA

House Exodus serves men working through recovery from substance use disorder, and COPSA's counselors provide the life skills training that anchors daily structure at the house. A single-gender household simplifies house rules, shared space and accountability, and it keeps residents working through the same expectations together.

Life Skills Training as the Program's Core

COPSA describes its mission as embracing, supporting and empowering people with substance use disorder through life skills training, and House Exodus is one of two houses where that mission is put into practice. Residents get counseling and practical skill-building from the organization's staff, not the house functioning as a bare rooming arrangement.

A Kansas City Recovery Home in Jackson County

Kansas City is the seat of the metro region and the largest city in Jackson County, and a resident at House Exodus has the outpatient providers, courts and job market of the whole metro within reach. The operator's application process is not tied to a single fixed street address, and placement into House Exodus runs through COPSA, not a direct inquiry to the house.

House Exodus and House Israel

House Exodus is one of two men's sober houses COPSA runs in Kansas City, alongside House Israel. A resident who needs a different set of housemates within the program can raise it with staff who already know him, since both houses share the same counseling team and life skills curriculum.