Amos House - Webster Avenue Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Amos House - Webster Avenue, in Providence, Rhode Island, is a recovery residence for men in Providence County. Webster Avenue lies on the western side of Providence, inside the 02909 ZIP code.

What RICARES Records for Webster Avenue

The RICARES certified house roster carries exactly one Amos House men's residence in Providence 02909, the ZIP code that contains Webster Avenue, at NARR Level 2 with a recertification dated May 2026. RICARES both holds the NARR affiliation for Rhode Island and serves as the certifier named by the state Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals. Because certification is voluntary here, a place on that roster reflects a decision by Amos House to be measured against NARR standards.

Living at Amos House - Webster Avenue

Amos House places its recovery houses in what the agency calls Phase Two: more independent than shelter, and still carrying intensive case management, groups and a sober community. Residents keep working with a Phase Two care coordinator for as long as they stay. Amos House rents its housing within affordable housing guidelines, which keeps the Webster Avenue house reachable for men rebuilding an income.

The Wider Amos House Operation

Amos House has worked in Providence since 1976 and reported to the Rhode Island Senate in 2026 that it runs seven recovery houses. Webster Avenue is one of them. The agency's other men's houses include Friendship Street and Jewett Street, with a women's house on Brownell Street.

Webster Avenue Facts

• Street: Webster Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island 02909
• County: Providence County
• Residents: men
• Operator: Amos House
• Certification: RICARES, NARR Level 2, recertified May 2026

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