Adira Sober Living Concord Street Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Adira Sober Living - Concord Street is a women's sober living home in Manchester, New Hampshire, in Hillsborough County. It is one of two houses run by Adira Sober Living, an operator founded and managed by women in recovery, and it carries certification through the New Hampshire Partnership for Recovery Residences.

A Women's Sober House on Concord Street

This sober house in Manchester serves women only, which keeps bathrooms, common space and house meetings single-gender and puts everyone in the house under the same set of expectations. Concord Street sits in a residential section of the city, within reach of the bus lines that connect most of Manchester's neighborhoods to downtown employers and outpatient providers.

What NHPRR Certification Establishes

The New Hampshire Partnership for Recovery Residences is the state's sole certifying body for recovery housing, and its certification is what lets a house appear on the state's Voluntary Recovery House Registry, the list agencies and vendors receiving state or federal funds are limited to when making referrals. A certified house has agreed to disclosed fees, written rules and an outside complaint process. For a family evaluating a sober house from out of state, that record is the clearest thing available to check before move-in.

Founded and Run by Women in Recovery

Adira Sober Living describes itself as one of the few New Hampshire recovery homes founded and managed by women who have gone through recovery themselves. That background shapes how the house is run day to day: expectations are set by people who have lived the transition a new resident is starting, not by an outside management company.

Recovery Housing in Manchester and Hillsborough County

Manchester is the seat of Hillsborough County and the largest city in New Hampshire, and that scale matters for someone rebuilding a routine. Outpatient counseling, court offices, community colleges and entry-level employers are all concentrated inside the city, so a resident of this Manchester sober house can meet an obligation, keep an appointment and get to work without leaving the county.

Adira Sober Living's Two Homes in Southern New Hampshire

Concord Street is one of two addresses Adira Sober Living operates for women in recovery. The second is on Mast Road in Goffstown, a short drive west of Manchester. Both houses are held to the same certification and the same intake process, so a resident who needs a different setting after moving in has a second option inside the same organization.