Salvation Army Havre Sober House

About this Sober House

Salvation Army Havre is a recovery residence in Havre, Montana, in Hill County, run by The Salvation Army as part of its broader social service work along Montana's Hi-Line.

A Recovery Residence on the Hi-Line

Havre is the largest town on Montana's Hi-Line, the string of communities strung along U.S. Highway 2 in the state's far north, and it functions as the regional hub for court services, health care and social services across Hill County. The Salvation Army's Havre Service Center has worked with the Montana Treatment Court to help people reintegrate after addiction, pairing housing with the emotional and practical support the organization has offered locally for decades.

Registered Under Montana's Recovery Residence Law

Montana requires every recovery residence in the state to register with the Department of Public Health and Human Services under Senate Bill 94, independent of whether the operator also seeks voluntary certification through the state's NARR or NSLA affiliates. That registration is what puts this residence on the public record.

Serving Hill County and the Hi-Line

Hill County sits in one of the most sparsely served parts of Montana for addiction treatment, and Havre carries an outsized share of the region's court, medical and social service capacity for that reason. A recovery residence run by an organization already present in the community gives residents a faster path to services the Hi-Line's small population otherwise struggles to support.

Reaching The Salvation Army in Havre

Contact goes through the Havre Service Center. Anyone considering the residence, or a court or treatment provider making a referral, should ask directly about current availability, whether the program coordinates with the Montana Treatment Court, and what is expected of a resident day to day.