Market Street Mission Sober Living Home - Neptune Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Market Street Mission Sober Living Home – Neptune is a men's sober living home in Neptune, New Jersey, in Monmouth County, licensed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs as a Cooperative Sober Living Residence. It is operated by Market Street Mission, a longstanding New Jersey rescue mission whose Jersey Shore campus places graduates of its residential recovery program into sober housing.

A Men's Sober House Tied to a Jersey Shore Recovery Program

Market Street Mission runs a men's Life Change recovery program along with an emergency shelter and daily meal service from its Jersey Shore campus in nearby Asbury Park, and this Neptune house is where graduates of that program move once they are ready for more independent housing. That pipeline gives residents a built-in transition from structured treatment to a recovery residence without changing organizations or losing the relationships built during treatment.

New Jersey's Cooperative Sober Living License

This house carries a mandatory Department of Community Affairs license as a Class F Cooperative Sober Living Residence under N.J.A.C. 5:27, the credential New Jersey requires of a house like this regardless of the nonprofit status or reputation of the organization behind it.

An Established New Jersey Rescue Mission

Market Street Mission is a nonprofit with roots in Morristown, where it runs its core Life Change addiction recovery program, and a separate Jersey Shore presence in Monmouth County built around shelter, meals and a Code Blue warming center in cold weather. Recovery housing in Neptune extends that mission's reach to the shore area, so a Monmouth County resident does not have to relocate inland for the same continuum of care.

Recovery Housing in Neptune and Monmouth County

Neptune sits along the Jersey Shore just south of Asbury Park, in a stretch of Monmouth County with year-round housing costs, seasonal employment and a visible homelessness and addiction population that Market Street Mission's shore operation was built to serve. A licensed sober house here gives a graduate of the mission's program a stable address inside the same community where the shelter and meal program already know him.