Amos House - Jewett Street Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Amos House - Jewett Street, in Providence, Rhode Island, is a recovery home for men in Providence County. Jewett Street sits in the 02908 ZIP code.

Jewett Street and the Seven Amos House Recovery Houses

Amos House stated in March 2026 testimony supporting a Rhode Island recovery housing bill that it operates seven recovery houses for unhoused men and women in early recovery. Amos House - Jewett Street is one of the men's houses in that group. The same letter argued that residents of those houses are good neighbors who pay rent once they are ready.

From Jewett Street Into Work

Amos House built its housing next to a set of training programs, and men at Jewett Street can enter them. The agency runs culinary education, carpentry and maintenance training, and customer service and call center training, and it operates social enterprises that hire graduates. Amos House says several of its own staff moved from its ninety-day treatment program into one of its recovery houses and then into jobs at the agency.

Certification Standards on the Amos House Houses

RICARES lists eight certified Amos House residences in Providence, every one recorded at NARR Level 2. The Rhode Island roster prints levels as plain numerals, and only Levels 2 and 3 appear anywhere on it. RICARES publishes the city and ZIP code of each certified house without a street address, which is standard practice across the Rhode Island list.

Jewett Street Snapshot

• Street: Jewett Street, Providence, Rhode Island 02908
• County: Providence County
• Residents: men
• Operator: Amos House
• Certification: RICARES, NARR Level 2
• Training through the operator: culinary, carpentry, customer service

About Our Living Residence Our Mission Helping people help themselves out of homelessness and poverty through vital services and results-oriented programs. Our Guiding Principles: -All people are to be treated with dignity and respect -People have the inherent ability to succeed -The causes of poverty are complex and require innovative responses -Community is the foundation of our work -We all grow when we work together