Adira Sober Living Mast Road Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Adira Sober Living - Mast Road is a certified women's sober house in Goffstown, New Hampshire, in Hillsborough County. It is the second home run by Adira Sober Living, an operator founded and staffed by women in recovery, alongside its Manchester location on Concord Street.

A Women's Sober House on Mast Road

Mast Road runs through Goffstown's main commercial and residential corridor, connecting the town to Manchester a few miles east. For a woman leaving treatment, that proximity matters: Goffstown offers a quieter setting than Manchester while keeping the county seat's job market, outpatient providers and courts within a short drive.

Why a Women-Led Recovery Team Runs This House

Adira Sober Living is one of the few recovery housing operators in New Hampshire founded and managed by women who went through recovery themselves. That history is not incidental to how the Mast Road house operates. It sets the tone for house meetings, for how rule violations are handled, and for how much a new resident is asked to trust the process before she has any reason to.

What New Hampshire Certification Requires

Certification through the New Hampshire Partnership for Recovery Residences commits this house to a written set of fees and rules, a documented process for relapse and discharge, and eligibility for referrals from the state's own recovery house registry. New Hampshire certification is voluntary, and a house that carries it has chosen to work inside that framework.

Goffstown's Place Alongside Hillsborough County's Seat

Goffstown sits in Hillsborough County, the same county as Manchester, its seat and the state's largest city. Residents of the Mast Road house draw on Manchester's services without living inside its density, a balance that suits people who want structure without the noise of a bigger city.

Reaching Adira Sober Living

Both Adira Sober Living homes, this one on Mast Road and the sister house on Concord Street in Manchester, run under one intake process. A woman applying to either address is considered by the same team, which matters if the fit at one house turns out to be wrong after move-in.