Haven Recovery Homes

About Haven Recovery Homes

Haven Recovery Homes is a sober living operator based in St. Louis, Missouri, running a cluster of sober houses on the city's south side, each named for the street it occupies.

A South St. Louis Recovery Housing Provider

Haven Recovery Homes supplies housing, structure and peer accountability, and residents keep their own outpatient providers and prescribers while living in one of the operator's houses. The organization's role is keeping the housing consistent and the rules the same from one address to the next.

Osage, Davis and Meramec: Three St. Louis Sober Houses

Haven Recovery Homes runs three sober houses in the Dutchtown and Bevo Mill area of south St. Louis: Osage House, on Osage Street, for men; East Davis House, on Davis Avenue, for women; and Meramec House, on Meramec Street, for men. Naming each house after its own street is deliberate, giving prospective residents an immediate sense of the neighborhood.

Men's and Women's Housing Kept Separate

Osage House and Meramec House serve men, while East Davis House serves women, and Haven Recovery Homes runs each as a single-gender household. That structure lets house rules, meetings and shared space stay consistent for the population living there.

South St. Louis and the City's Own Services

Because St. Louis operates outside any Missouri county, its courts, health department and Metro bus network all sit inside city limits. Residents of Haven Recovery Homes' three properties reach downtown, Cherokee Street's clinics and the city's own court system without leaving south St. Louis.

Certification and Public Standing in Missouri

Missouri leaves recovery-residence certification voluntary, run through the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers. An operator's absence from that list is common across the state and is not evidence of a problem with its housing.

Applying to a Haven Recovery Homes Property

Applications go through Haven Recovery Homes directly, with placement across its three St. Louis houses depending on gender and bed availability. A resident who needs to change houses can do so within the same organization.