Liberty House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Liberty House is a certified men's sober house on Orange Street in Manchester, New Hampshire, in Hillsborough County, built specifically to house veterans.

A Men's Sober House on Orange Street

Liberty House serves men only, and every resident living there is a veteran working through the transition out of homelessness or crisis and into stable, substance-free housing. Orange Street sits inside Manchester's core, close to the VA services and job resources most residents rely on.

Housing Built for Veterans in Recovery

Liberty House describes its work as connecting homeless and struggling veterans to the resources they need while providing a safe, substance-free place to live. That focus narrows who the house serves compared to a general-population sober house, and it shapes the relationships the organization has built with veteran services across the state.

What NHPRR Certification Establishes

Liberty House is certified through the New Hampshire Partnership for Recovery Residences, the sole agency authorized under RSA 172-B to certify recovery housing. Certification requires disclosed fees and rules and an outside complaint process, and it determines eligibility for the state's Voluntary Recovery House Registry.

Manchester as Hillsborough County's Seat

Manchester is the seat of Hillsborough County and the state's largest city, putting the VA Medical Center's regional services, courts and a broad job market within reach of a resident at Liberty House.

Reaching Liberty House in Manchester, New Hampshire

Referrals to Liberty House often come through veteran service organizations, though applications can also go directly to the house. Worth asking: how the transition into permanent housing typically works after a stay.