About this Recovery House
Pathways Sober Living - Men 2208 is a men's recovery home in New Holstein, Wisconsin, in Calumet County. The state registry lists it at eight residents, filed in July 2025, and it is one of three Pathways houses the operator runs in this small Fox Valley city.
Men's Recovery Housing in a Small Wisconsin City
An eight-bed men's house in a city of a few thousand people is a significant share of the recovery beds available in its county. That has a direct consequence for a man searching here: the options are few, they fill, and availability moves quickly. It also means the house draws from a wide radius, and a resident is likely to be living with men from Chilton, Kiel, Brillion and the townships between them as much as from New Holstein itself.
Three Sober Houses in One Small City
The operator runs two men's residences and a women's residence in New Holstein, all registered separately with the state. Concentration like that is deliberate. It lets one operator staff, supply and supervise three households without a long drive between them, it makes a transfer between houses trivial, and it gives a man who is doing badly with a particular set of housemates somewhere to go that is five minutes away. Across the wider portfolio the operator runs more than twenty residences in five counties.
Calumet County, the Fox Valley and the Lake
New Holstein sits in southern Calumet County in the farm country on the eastern side of Lake Winnebago. Chilton, the county seat, is just north. Appleton and the rest of the Fox Cities are northwest, Fond du Lac southwest at the foot of the lake, and Manitowoc and Sheboygan lie east toward Lake Michigan. Each is thirty to forty-five minutes away, which describes both the appeal and the difficulty. A man gets real distance from an old circle, and he needs a way to get to an appointment. There is no public transportation in the city.
Medication Policy and the Wisconsin Registry Entry
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services recovery residence registry, created under 2019 Wisconsin Act 120, records this house in Calumet County with a capacity of eight and a policy of accepting residents on medication for opioid use disorder. The registry is voluntary and self-attested and involves no inspection. Wisconsin's only certification for recovery residences comes separately from the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing, the state's NARR affiliate, and it is voluntary too.
Applying to This New Holstein Sober House
No recovery residence street address is published anywhere in Wisconsin, so placement is arranged through the operator. Ask about current availability first, then the weekly fee and what it covers, deposit terms in writing, how bedrooms are assigned, who is on site overnight, the curfew and guest rules, the expectation for work or programming during the day, and what happens after a relapse.
