Hope Street Sober Living

About Hope Street Sober Living

Hope Street Sober Living is a sober living operator in Attleboro, Massachusetts, running a certified men's recovery residence in Bristol County.

A 12-Step Rooted Recovery Housing Provider

Hope Street Sober Living builds its program around the 12-step tradition, requiring residents to attend meetings both inside the house and in the surrounding community every week, and it holds Level II certification through the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing.

An Alumni-Driven Model

More than fifty active alumni return weekly for an alumni night, and that ongoing involvement is a deliberate part of the operator's approach: recovery does not end when a resident moves out, and the operator keeps a visible path back for people who want to stay connected.

Structure Built Around Employment

The operator expects residents to work or attend school while living in its housing, paired with chores, a curfew and random screening. That combination signals what kind of resident the program is built for: someone past acute treatment and ready to rebuild a daily routine.

Serving Bristol County

Working out of Attleboro puts the operator within reach of Bristol County's employers, outpatient providers and 12-step meeting network, near the Rhode Island border.

Reaching Hope Street Sober Living

Anyone considering this operator should ask about its meeting requirements, its employment expectation, and how its alumni program supports residents after they move out. That combination of certification, structure and alumni support gives a family a fuller picture than certification alone would provide.