Grandmaison Recovery Home | Laverna's House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Grandmaison Recovery Home | Laverna's House is a women's sober house in Nashua, New Hampshire, in Hillsborough County. It sits on Cushing Avenue and is certified. It is one of two homes run by Grandmaison Recovery, a registered New Hampshire recovery housing company.

A Women's Sober House on Cushing Avenue

Laverna's House serves women in recovery, and the single-gender rule extends to every shared space in the building. Cushing Avenue sits in a residential part of Nashua, New Hampshire's second-largest city, close enough to downtown that outpatient appointments and entry-level jobs stay reachable without a car.

What NHPRR Certification Establishes

Certification through the New Hampshire Partnership for Recovery Residences puts a house on the state's Voluntary Recovery House Registry, the only list state and federally funded referral sources may draw from. It also commits the house to written fees, written rules and a complaint process that runs outside the building. For someone comparing addresses from a distance, that record is the one fact they can check before applying.

A Registered Recovery Housing Company Behind the House

Grandmaison Recovery operates as Grandmaison Recovery Homes, Inc., a registered New Hampshire company. That status matters in a field where plenty of sober housing runs as an informal arrangement between a landlord and residents: it means the entity behind Laverna's House is legally organized and answerable as a business, not just a lease.

Recovery Housing in Hillsborough County

Nashua anchors the southern end of Hillsborough County, close to the Massachusetts border, and it carries its own base of treatment providers, courts and employers separate from Manchester's. A resident of this Nashua sober house draws on that local network instead of commuting north for services.

Grandmaison Recovery's Second Home in Manchester

Laverna's House is one of two women's sober houses Grandmaison Recovery runs in the state. The second, Penny's House, is on Ash Street in Manchester, roughly forty minutes north. A resident who needs a change of setting after moving in has a second address inside the same organization to raise it with.