Grandmaison Recovery Home

About Grandmaison Recovery

Grandmaison Recovery is a sober living operator based in Manchester, New Hampshire, running certified recovery residences across Hillsborough County. Registered with the state as Grandmaison Recovery Homes, Inc., it operates two women's sober houses, one in Manchester and one in Nashua.

A Registered New Hampshire Recovery Housing Company

Grandmaison Recovery Homes, Inc. is a New Hampshire company, a status that separates it from the informal room-rental arrangements that also call themselves sober living in the state. Registration means the organization behind the houses is a legal entity, answerable as a business instead of as an individual landlord.

Serving Nashua and Manchester

Two sober houses carry the Grandmaison Recovery name:

• Laverna's House, on Cushing Avenue in Nashua, for women.
• Penny's House, on Ash Street in Manchester, for women.

The two cities anchor opposite ends of Hillsborough County, and a resident moving between them stays inside the county's job market and treatment network the whole way.

Certification Through NHPRR

Both Grandmaison Recovery houses are certified by the New Hampshire Partnership for Recovery Residences. Certification obliges written disclosure of fees and rules and an outside complaint process, and it is what makes a house eligible for the referrals that flow through the state's Voluntary Recovery House Registry.

Serving Women in Recovery

Both Grandmaison Recovery homes serve women exclusively, which keeps house rules, meetings and shared living space consistent for everyone under one roof at either address.

Applying to a Grandmaison Recovery Home

Applications for either house go through Grandmaison Recovery directly. A woman considered for one address is considered for the other under the same process, which gives a resident somewhere to turn if the fit at one house does not work out.