Shaftesbury House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Shaftesbury House is a men's sober living home in Dayton, Ohio, in Montgomery County, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Managed level and built to be wheelchair accessible.

A Wheelchair-Accessible Sober House in Dayton

Shaftesbury House is the one wheelchair-accessible residence among The Friend Agency's four Dayton houses, which matters for anyone whose recovery plan has to account for mobility as well as sobriety. Six men live there, a household size that keeps daily structure manageable without feeling institutional.

Managed-Level Recovery Housing Standards

The Managed level places staff oversight over a peer-run household, with medical and clinical services handled by outside providers. Ohio Recovery Housing certification requires a published code of ethics, house rules and fees disclosed up front, a written relapse and discharge policy, and an outside complaint process, all verified before a residence appears on the state list.

Montgomery County Recovery Housing and Nearby Services

Dayton is the seat of Montgomery County, with courts, the Dayton VA Medical Center and Miami Valley Hospital all inside city limits. For a resident who needs regular medical follow-up in addition to housing, an accessible residence located near those services removes a logistics problem before it starts.

The Friend Agency's Dayton Sober Living Network

Shaftesbury House is one of four certified houses The Friend Agency operates in Dayton. All four hold current Ohio Recovery Housing certification, and a resident who needs accessibility has this house specifically among the options.

Applying to This Dayton Sober House

The address is not published; contact runs through The Friend Agency. Ask whether the accessible features match specific mobility needs, what the weekly fee includes, and how the discharge policy is applied.