Michael House Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Michael House is a sober living facility at 6607 Maple Street in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County. It is a transitional living residence open to men and women, and it accepts people on Nebraska Probation, problem solving court and post release supervision.

A Sober Living Home in Benson

Maple Street is the spine of the Benson neighborhood in northwest Omaha, a walkable older district with its own commercial strip, bus service and a long-standing recovery meeting presence. For a resident with court reporting requirements and no car, the address settles the practical question of whether a job, a meeting and a probation appointment can all be reached in the same week.

What This Omaha Recovery Home Provides

The house runs on small-group living with a live-in house manager for daily accountability. Programming includes random drug testing, daily and weekly goal setting, life skills courses, daily motivation meetings Monday through Friday, weekly group therapy and peer support. Residents also receive job placement assistance, resume building, interview skill work, referrals for free employment clothing, transportation help, and access to medical, dental and mental health care.

Employment Inside a Nebraska Sober Living Program

The stated goal pairs sobriety with financial independence, and the daily structure is built around it. Residents are expected to work, and the house supplies the scaffolding that makes work reachable: clothes, a resume, a ride and someone checking whether the shift was made. That combination is what distinguishes this from housing that only supplies a bed.

Court Referrals and Recovery Housing in Douglas County

Nebraska certifies no recovery residences, and the closest thing to an external check is a house's standing with the state's probation transitional living network. This facility accepts probation vouchers and is listed as a vendor there. Residents come through probation, problem solving courts and post release supervision, so a referral usually arrives with a case manager already attached. The operator also runs a men's three-quarter home in Lincoln, which gives a resident a route to a different city without a new provider.