Madison County Recovery Allies

About Madison County Recovery Allies

Madison County Recovery Allies is a sober living operator in Fredericktown, Missouri, running certified recovery housing in Madison County. It is a recovery-support coalition operating Oak House for men and Willow House for women, both certified with the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers.

A Fredericktown Recovery Housing Provider

Madison County Recovery Allies is visible in the community beyond its two houses, hosting local trainings on crisis response, de-escalation and co-regulation. That kind of public programming is typical of a coalition working across the whole county's recovery network, not just the two houses it directly runs.

Two Sober Living Homes in Fredericktown

The coalition runs:

• Oak House, in Fredericktown, for men.
• Willow House, in Fredericktown, for women.

Housing both genders under one coalition in a single small town is uncommon, and it keeps the standards and the point of contact the same across either house.

MCRSP Certification at Both Houses

Both residences are certified through the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers, Missouri's NARR affiliate, even though state law does not require it. That commits Madison County Recovery Allies to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and outside complaint review on both houses it runs.

Serving Madison County and Southeast Missouri

Fredericktown is the seat of Madison County, a rural county in Missouri's southeast hill country where certified recovery housing options are limited. A local coalition running both a men's and a women's house gives residents here an alternative to relocating toward St. Louis or Cape Girardeau.

Reaching Madison County Recovery Allies

Applications go through the coalition directly. Worth asking: which house has an open bed, how the group's community trainings tie into house programming, and what the fee and intake process looks like for each residence.