Clean and Sober Streets Residential Program

About Clean and Sober Streets Residential Program

Clean and Sober Streets Residential Program is a recovery housing provider in Washington, D.C.

A Sober Living Operator Serving Men and Women

The organization provides long-term residential recovery housing combined with outpatient services, serving men and women willing to do the sustained work recovery asks of them. Combining a residential stay with ongoing outpatient support gives residents a bridge between structured housing and the independent life that follows it.

A Recovery Housing Provider Near Judiciary Square

The program sits on 2nd Street NW near Judiciary Square, in Northwest Washington close to the boundary with Northeast. Judiciary Square holds the Superior Court of the District of Columbia and a dense concentration of legal and social services, with Union Station a short walk east.

Why Downtown Location Matters for This Recovery Housing Operator

For residents with open court matters, supervision requirements or documents to replace, the surrounding blocks put the entire apparatus within walking distance. That proximity removes a transportation barrier that would otherwise complicate the early months of recovery for someone navigating the courts.

Questions to Ask This Sober Living Operator

Ask how the outpatient component is scheduled alongside residential life, what the program expects in terms of sustained commitment, and how the organization supports residents with active court or legal matters nearby. Those questions concern the organization's program design and its location in the city.