Ingram Mill House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Ingram Mill House is a men's sober house in Springfield, Missouri, operated by New Beginning Sanctuary. Springfield is the seat of Greene County, in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks.

Who This Springfield Sober House Is For

The house suits a man coming out of detox, residential treatment or incarceration who is able to work and willing to stay a year. Someone who needs clinical supervision on site is a poor fit, because this is housing with structure and the clinical care comes from providers elsewhere in the city. The operator takes referrals from treatment programs and recovery organizations across the Ozarks, so a fair number of residents arrive already attached to a counselor.

Peer Support and Certified Staff in Recovery Housing

Certified Peer Specialists work within the program, and mentorship between residents is treated as part of the model instead of a happy accident. New Beginning Sanctuary belongs to the Recovery Coalition of the Ozarks and works alongside the region's treatment providers, which gives a resident a route back into services if his needs change mid-stay.

Fees and Financial Responsibility at This Sober Living Home

Springfield houses carry a $200 enrollment fee, a first week at $125, and $125 a week after that. Payment is due ahead of the weekly house meeting and falling three weeks behind ends the stay. The program is client-funded on purpose: paying rent every week is one of the habits it is trying to rebuild.

Greene County Sober Houses and the Wider Ozarks

Springfield is the third-largest city in Missouri and the service hub for a large rural region, which shapes who lives in its recovery homes. The bus network, the community college, two hospital systems and the county courts are all inside the same city. The street address of this house is not published, and placement runs through New Beginning Sanctuary.