The Mission Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Mission is a sober living home in St. George, Utah, in Washington County, run by Access Foundation on 240 W. 200 N.

The Mission, a Sober House on 200 North

The name points at what Access Foundation built the house to do: give someone a fixed address and a program to work while rebuilding a life after substance use or incarceration. It sits within walking distance of the small commercial strip along that stretch of 200 North, which puts groceries and a bus stop within reach without a car.

A Week Inside This Recovery Residence

Access Foundation pairs housing with a case manager for every resident, expecting steady contact through the week rather than a single intake meeting. Employment is treated as part of the program, not an afterthought, and residents are expected to be working toward a job early in their stay.

Length of Stay at This Sober Living Home

Access Foundation has said its residents average close to eleven months in the program, treating that span as roughly the minimum for the changes to hold rather than a target to clear early. A shorter stay is possible, but the structure is built around the longer runway.

Applying to The Mission Sober House

Every recovery residence in Utah needs a license from the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing, under Utah Code 26B-2-117 and R501-18, and The Mission holds one. Anyone applying works through Access Foundation directly, and since the fee is set individually rather than posted, it is worth raising at the first conversation.