Mansfield UMADAOP

About Mansfield UMADAOP

Mansfield UMADAOP is a sober living operator in Mansfield, Ohio, running six certified recovery residences within Richland County. Every home under its name holds current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing at the Peer-Run level.

An Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Provider of Recovery Housing

UMADAOP is a longstanding model of Ohio nonprofit organized around outreach and recovery support in minority communities, with chapters operating county by county across the state. The Mansfield chapter runs its recovery houses at the Peer-Run level, meaning residents themselves hold the day-to-day leadership roles inside each house.

Sober Homes in Mansfield

All six houses sit inside Mansfield: DAB Recovery House, W. Mallory Recovery House, Urban Recovery House, MD Holley Recovery House, North End Recovery House and Rachel's Recovery House. Each is small, with bed counts running from three to five, keeping every household close-knit.

Men's and Women's Recovery Housing Under One Operator

Three houses, DAB, MD Holley and Rachel's, serve women. The other three, W. Mallory, Urban and North End, serve men. Splitting by house.

Peer-Run Certification Across These Richland County Sober Homes

All six residences appear on the state's certified registry, maintained jointly by Ohio Recovery Housing and Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services. Peer-Run certification means residents run the house themselves under a published code of ethics, with fees and rules disclosed in writing before move-in and a complaint process that reaches outside the house.

Applying Through This Mansfield Sober Living Operator

Street addresses for Ohio recovery residences are not published, and applications go through the operator. For a six-house network of small peer-run homes, that means an application can be matched against whichever of the six has an open bed.