Auburndale Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Auburndale is a men's sober living home in Youngstown, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Peer-Run level and serving Mahoning County.

A Peer-Run Sober Living Home for Men

Peer-Run certification means residents themselves carry much of the house's daily structure, with oversight but no live-in staff layer. Eight beds keeps the household small enough that peer accountability functions the way it is meant to: residents know each other, notice change, and hold one another to the house's written rules.

What Peer-Run Certification Establishes for a Recovery Residence

Ohio Recovery Housing certifies residences at three levels, and Peer-Run sits at the lightest-touch end: management by residents, with the same underlying obligations as every certified home. The house discloses its fees and rules in writing before move-in, keeps a written relapse and discharge policy, and answers to a complaint process run outside the household. Certification is tracked through the Ohio Recovery Housing registry, the same list the state now maintains directly.

One of Nine Sober Homes Run by Broadway Recovery Services

Auburndale is one of nine certified residences the operator runs across Youngstown and Salem, split between men's and women's households at several certification levels. A resident moving between the operator's houses stays inside one certified network.

Recovery Housing in Mahoning County

Youngstown anchors Mahoning County, with the county courthouse, Youngstown State University and area hospitals all reachable inside the city, useful for anyone balancing legal, medical and educational obligations at once.

Applying to This Peer-Run Sober House

No street address is published, and placement is arranged through the operator. Ask what the weekly fee covers, how the house is staffed day to day, and what happens if a resident relapses.