Mommy and Me Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mommy and Me is a sober living home in Columbus, Ohio, in Franklin County, built for parents in recovery with their children. It is certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Managed level and holds twelve residents in a coed household.

A Sober House for Parents and Children in Columbus

The house is one of a handful of certified Ohio residences built around keeping a parent and child together during early recovery. Twelve beds is a sizable household for that model, and it reflects Columbus's role as the state's largest city with a correspondingly larger population needing this specific kind of housing.

Managed-Level Certification for This Recovery Residence

Ohio Recovery Housing certification means the same thing here as anywhere else in the state: a published code of ethics, fees and house rules disclosed before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process that sits outside the house itself. The Managed level places daily oversight with staff, while clinical services, including any care tied to a resident's or child's health, stay with outside providers.

Franklin County Recovery Housing in Ohio's Capital

Columbus is the seat of Franklin County and the state capital, and it has the depth of services a family in recovery often needs: Nationwide Children's Hospital, OSU Wexner Medical Center, county family court and COTA's bus network all operate inside the city. A parent balancing custody paperwork, pediatric appointments and a job search has all three within reach without leaving the county.

Living at This Columbus Sober Living Home

The street address is not published, and placement runs through the operator. Questions to raise during intake include what the weekly fee covers, how child care and house responsibilities are split, what happens after a relapse, and how a complaint reaches someone outside the house.