First Light Sober Living Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

First Light Sober Living is a men's sober living home in Cleveland, Ohio, in Cuyahoga County, set inside the former Ed Keating Center building on Jones Road.

A Men's Sober House on Jones Road

This sober house in Cleveland serves men only, and the single-gender rule carries through the common spaces, the weekly house meeting and the accountability structure residents share. The building sits on Cleveland's southeast side, within reach of the RTA bus network that connects the neighborhood to downtown and to job centers nearby, which matters for a resident who does not yet have a car.

Weekly Accountability at First Light

Residents attend a weekly house meeting where the operator reviews financial obligations and adherence to house rules with each person living there. Work and outside commitments are permitted, and residents come and go on their own schedule once they have met the house's basic expectations, which keeps the home oriented toward independence rather than close supervision. Room and bed costs vary by size and occupancy, and the operator offers a limited number of scholarships or reduced rent on a case by case basis for residents who need it.

Recovery Housing in Cuyahoga County

Cleveland anchors Cuyahoga County, Ohio's most populous county, and that scale supports a dense network of outpatient providers, courts and employers that a Cleveland sober house can lean on. A men's recovery home on Jones Road puts residents within a short trip of that network rather than isolating them in a smaller town where the nearest provider is an hour away.

Reaching First Light Sober Living

Applications and questions go directly to the house. A prospective resident should ask what the current room rate covers, whether a scholarship or rent reduction is available, and what the weekly meeting expects of someone in the first month.

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