Endeavor House

About MWV Supports Recovery Coalition

MWV Supports Recovery Coalition is a sober living operator based in the Mount Washington Valley of New Hampshire, running certified recovery housing in Carroll County. The coalition works alongside area treatment providers to support residents who have completed primary treatment and need a structured place to continue recovery.

A Mount Washington Valley Recovery Housing Provider

MWV Supports Recovery Coalition is a coalition first, built around the idea that recovery housing works best tied to a broader regional support network. It requires applicants to have completed primary treatment and to have at least twenty-eight days of sobriety before intake, and accepts residents from any state.

A Structured Transitional Model

Residents live under an on-site management structure with monthly house meetings, life skills training, peer accountability, weekly family coaching, therapy, and relapse prevention programming built into the weekly schedule. That combination is meant to bridge the gap between finishing treatment and living fully independently, with more structure than an unsupervised apartment but less than a licensed facility.

NHPRR Certification in Carroll County

MWV Supports Recovery Coalition's housing is certified through the New Hampshire Partnership for Recovery Residences, the sole agency New Hampshire designates under RSA 172-B:2 VII to certify recovery residences. Certification commits the house to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process, and it is what allows state and federally funded agencies to refer residents to the coalition's housing.

Serving the Mount Washington Valley

The coalition works in Carroll County, with Ossipee as the county seat and Center Conway sitting at the heart of the Mount Washington Valley's year-round communities. Recovery housing options are limited in this rural stretch of New Hampshire, and a coalition-backed house gives residents a foothold close to the region's outpatient providers without a move to a larger city further south.

Eligibility for Coalition Housing

Applicants must be at least eighteen years old, have completed primary treatment, and have a minimum of twenty-eight days of sobriety at intake. MWV Supports Recovery Coalition accepts residents from outside New Hampshire, which widens its reach beyond the immediate valley for anyone with a connection to the area or a reason to relocate for recovery.