St. Lawrence House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

St. Lawrence House is a women's sober living home in Cincinnati, Ohio, in Hamilton County, in a house built in 1929.

A Women's Sober House Built in 1929

St. Lawrence House holds around fourteen women in a home built nearly a century ago, run by New Foundations Recovery Housing. The operator does not publish a street address for this location; placement runs directly through the organization.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

The house is MAT-friendly, meaning residents taking prescribed medication such as buprenorphine can live there without losing housing over a prescription other homes will not accommodate. That policy matters most for the women it is built for: someone stable on medication who needs a place that will not force a choice between the two.

Room for Mothers and Children

St. Lawrence House supports mothers whose children stay overnight twice a week, a policy few sober houses offer at all. Keeping that contact intact during early recovery is often what determines whether a mother stays engaged with her children through the process rather than losing that relationship to it.

Ohio Recovery Housing Certification at the Managed Level

St. Lawrence House is certified by Ohio Recovery Housing, the state's NARR affiliate, at the Managed level, the standard New Foundations carries across its Ohio homes. Certification requires disclosed fees and rules and a written relapse and discharge policy.

Recovery Housing in Cincinnati and Hamilton County

Cincinnati anchors Hamilton County's outpatient and family-support services, both relevant to a resident balancing recovery with an ongoing parenting role. Women leaving treatment elsewhere in the county often choose a Cincinnati sober house for that combined reach.