About this Sober House
39th House is a men's recovery residence in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in Oklahoma County. Twelve beds, certified at Level 2 by the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources, operated by Second Chance Sober Living.
A Twelve-Bed Men's Sober House in Oklahoma City
Twelve men, one household, one set of rules. The house is single-gender and bedrooms are shared. A residence this size sits at a useful point: large enough that the weekly fee stays low and there is always a ride or a meeting to join, small enough that a man who withdraws gets noticed within a couple of days. Men here live in the city's near-northwest quadrant, inside the bus grid.
What OKARR Certification Requires of a Recovery Home
Certification in Oklahoma is granted residence by residence with a published level, and Level 2 means monitored peer housing with an oversight role in the house and treatment from providers outside it. Underneath the label sit obligations an applicant can hold the house to: fees and rules disclosed in writing before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, a code of ethics, and complaints reviewed outside the residence. Oklahoma law exempts recovery residences from mandatory certification, so this is oversight the operator sought out.
The Twelve-Step Structure of This Sober House
The operator runs a spiritually based twelve-step program across its houses and admits men who have relapsed before, without counting attempts. For someone who has already been turned down for a recent relapse, that is the most useful sentence on this listing. For someone whose recovery is built on a secular or clinical framework, it is a reason to ask exactly what is required and what is voluntary before signing anything.
Men's Recovery Housing in the Oklahoma City Metro
Oklahoma City is the state capital and the seat of Oklahoma County, and it carries the state's largest labor market along with its second largest supply of certified recovery beds. A man in this house can reach the district court, a workforce center, an outpatient provider and an hourly job inside one city on one transit system. The operator's men's house in Bethany sits a short drive west on the same grid, so a transfer between the two changes very little except the address.
Applying to This Oklahoma City Sober House
No street address is published, and applications go to Second Chance Sober Living. Ask what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, what the curfew and guest policy are, what is expected in the first thirty days regarding work, what the written discharge policy says, and whether prescribed medication for opioid use disorder is accepted.
