Hilljack House Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hilljack House is a recovery house in St. Louis, MO, designed to help men and women on their journey to sobriety in a structured and compassionate environment.

This recovery house fosters accountability and peer connection, making it a safe space for individuals transitioning from treatment to independent living. Known as sober homes or recovery houses, these residences play a vital role in helping residents rebuild their lives free from addiction.

At Hilljack House, residents benefit from:

• A welcoming, substance-free environment that promotes healing.
• Support and encouragement from a tight-knit recovery community.
• Routines and guidance that nurture personal responsibility and growth.
• Convenient access to resources in St. Louis, including therapy and job training programs.

Set in St. Louis, Missouri, this recovery home is part of a thriving network with ample men and women-specific support services. Hilljack House is dedicated to empowering residents to achieve a fulfilling, sober life in a supportive and structured setting.

Reach out today to discover how Hilljack House can support you in your recovery journey.

ABOUT US Sober individuals thrive when they remain committed to living the principles of recovery.  Each week, residents are required to attend 12-step meetings, meet with their sponsor, and contribute to the smooth operation of the house.   Residents govern themselves under the oversight of an off-site house manager.  House policies require them to work, pay rent and share chores.  They participate in a weekly house meeting where they discuss house issues and support one another in recovery. ​An important part of any recovery plan is to begin taking responsibility for financial and family obligations, gainful employment, legal issues, and health matters.  Every month, the house manager meets with individuals to assist with setting goals, creating an action plan, celebrating successes, and discussing ways to overcome challenges.  It is important that those in recovery become accountable for their commitments.