John Brooks Recovery Center Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

John Brooks Recovery Center operates a men's transitional recovery residence on 6th Avenue in Galloway, New Jersey, in Atlantic County, licensed by the state as a Class F Cooperative Sober Living Residence.

Transitional Sober Housing Tied to Treatment

The Galloway residence houses eight men in recovery from opioid use disorder, most transitioning directly out of residential treatment or already enrolled in outpatient care. Referrals move through John Brooks Recovery Center's own case management, with a recovery specialist arranging what the program calls a warm transfer into the house instead of leaving a new resident to find it alone.

Priority for Medication-Assisted Treatment

The program gives priority to residents already receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, a policy that keeps a man's prescribed treatment intact instead of treating it as a barrier to a bed. That stance matters most for residents on buprenorphine or methadone, who lose ground fast when housing and medication are pulled in different directions.

A State-Backed Recovery Housing Program

Funding for the residence runs partly through the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services, alongside additional funding sources, and the expected length of stay runs six to twelve months. That funding structure is distinct from a New Jersey Class F license, which the residence also holds, covering the property itself under the state's cooperative sober living rules.

Part of a Larger Atlantic County Treatment Network

John Brooks Recovery Center is based in Atlantic City and has operated as an addiction treatment provider in the region for years, becoming part of AtlantiCare's health system in 2022. The Galloway residence gives the organization's own outpatient and medication-assisted treatment clients a housing option inside the same referral network they are already using.