Dragonfly Project Recovery Sober House

About this Sober House

Dragonfly Project Recovery is a sober house in Billings, Montana, in Yellowstone County, providing a substance-free living environment for people newly in recovery.

A Substance-Free Sober House in Billings

Dragonfly Project Recovery is built around a simple premise: people who have just left treatment or early sobriety need a safe, substance-free place to live while the rest of their recovery takes hold. Billings is Montana's largest city, and a sober house here sits inside a network of outpatient providers, employers and transit most of the state cannot match.

Registered With Montana's Recovery Residence Registry

Every recovery residence in Montana must register with the Department of Public Health and Human Services under the state's 2023 recovery residence law, and Dragonfly Project Recovery is listed on that registry. Certification through Montana's voluntary NARR affiliate is a separate process, and this residence's certification is still pending, which is common for a newer sober house working through the paperwork.

Sober Living in Yellowstone County

Yellowstone County is the population and employment center of south-central Montana, and Billings draws people from across the eastern half of the state who need housing after treatment, detox or incarceration. A sober house here gives a resident access to that regional network from day one.

Before Applying to Dragonfly Project Recovery

Contact goes directly to the house. The questions worth asking are the ones any sober house should answer in writing: what the weekly cost covers, whether a house manager lives on site, what the expectations are for work or treatment attendance, and how the house handles a relapse.