Centennial Mental Health Center

About Centennial Mental Health Center

Centennial Mental Health Center is a behavioral health provider based in Fort Morgan, Colorado, running certified sober living homes across Morgan County and the surrounding rural northeastern plains.

A Regional Behavioral Health Provider With Housing

Centennial Mental Health Center's clinical work covers outpatient behavioral health services across ten rural counties, and its sober living program is one piece of that broader mission. The organization frames the housing's purpose plainly: to provide a stable environment for people to achieve and maintain a sober lifestyle.

Two Sober Homes: Mark's Place and Carly's House

Mark's Place, a men's residence, and Carly's House, a women's residence that accommodates mothers with dependent children, both sit in Fort Morgan. The pairing lets Centennial Mental Health Center serve both men and women locally without sending either group out of the region.

A Short, Employment-Focused Program

Both houses run a three-to-six-month program, and every resident is required to be employed, actively job hunting, or enrolled in education or training. That structure is shorter and more employment-focused than most Colorado sober living programs, reflecting a rural region where housing turnover matters and options are limited.

Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado

Centennial Mental Health Center's sober living residences are certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, committing the organization to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees, and an outside complaint process across both homes.

Serving Ten Counties on the Northeastern Plains

The service area covers Phillips, Sedgwick, Logan, Morgan, Washington, Yuma, Kit Carson, Cheyenne, Lincoln and Elbert counties. Fort Morgan, the Morgan County seat, is the regional hub, and for residents across that stretch of Colorado, Centennial Mental Health Center's two houses are often the only sober living option within reasonable reach.