Broadway House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Broadway House is a men's sober living home in Springfield, Missouri, operated by New Beginning Sanctuary in Greene County. The organization runs recovery homes across four Missouri cities from its Springfield base.

A Men's Recovery Residence in Springfield

The house is men only and built for a long stay. Residents work, pay weekly, keep the house and show up to meetings, and the household runs on the assumption that everyone has somewhere to be during the day. Leadership is present in the home at all hours, which is the practical difference between a sober house and a rooming house with rules on the wall.

Accountability Inside a Sober Living Program

New Beginning Sanctuary states its expectations plainly: employment, bills paid, volunteer work, meeting attendance, and zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol. Phone, television and internet access is limited. Residents eat together, clean up together and travel together on organized outings. A man who has spent years avoiding structure gets a year of it here, and the structure is the treatment.

MCRSP Accreditation and This Sober House

Accreditation comes from the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers, and it is voluntary in this state. An accredited recovery residence has committed to an ethics code, to written disclosure of fees and house rules before move-in, to a documented relapse policy, and to answering complaints in front of someone outside the house.

Why Springfield Anchors Southwest Missouri Recovery Housing

Greene County holds the region's hospitals, its largest employers, its universities and its courthouse, and Springfield is the seat. People leaving treatment in Nixa, Ozark, Bolivar or Marshfield come here because the jobs and the appointment slots are here. That regional pull is why Springfield sober houses fill and why a bed in one is worth applying for early. The address of this residence is not published, and applications go through the operator.