Mary's Hope Sober House

About Mary's Hope Sober Homes

Mary's Hope Sober Homes is a sober living operator based in Littleton, Colorado, running certified recovery housing across the Denver metro area. The organization reports more than eighteen years operating sober living homes in the region and describes its mission as providing safe, affordable housing with private bedrooms alongside recovery support services.

A Denver Metro Recovery Housing Provider

Mary's Hope Sober Homes is a housing organization first: the properties supply structure, peer accountability and a stable address, while clinical care, case management and outpatient treatment come from providers elsewhere in each city. The operator maintains the housing, sets the fees and keeps expectations consistent from one address to the next, which is what a resident notices when moving between its houses.

Serving Six Cities Across the Metro

Mary's Hope Sober Homes runs sober living houses across:

• Denver, in Denver County.
• Centennial, Englewood and Littleton, in Arapahoe County.
• Lakewood and Morrison, in Jefferson County.

The organization describes its portfolio as fourteen clean and sober living homes for men and women, run as separate men's and women's households, one gender per address.

Men's and Women's Sober Homes

Every Mary's Hope Sober Homes property is single-gender, with the operator maintaining distinct men's and women's houses across its cities. That keeps house meetings, shared space and daily structure built around one population at each address.

ORH-CO Certification Across the Portfolio

Mary's Hope Sober Homes properties are certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado (ORH-CO), the state's Behavioral Health Administration-approved certifying body. Colorado does not publish individual certification levels for residences, but certification itself requires a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process, which the operator has accepted across its houses.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

Mary's Hope Sober Homes accepts residents on prescribed medication for opioid use disorder, including buprenorphine and methadone, across its properties. The organization also reports an internally tracked 87 percent success rate for residents completing its sober living program, a figure the operator publishes on its own site.

Recovery Housing for the South Denver Metro

Centennial, Englewood and Littleton form a tight cluster in southern Arapahoe County, while Lakewood and Morrison extend the operator's reach into Jefferson County, with Denver anchoring the network's center. A resident moving between Mary's Hope Sober Homes properties stays inside the same organization and the same set of house expectations, regardless of which city they land in.

Reaching Mary's Hope Sober Homes

Mary's Hope Sober Homes keeps its administrative office in Littleton and takes inquiries directly. Questions worth asking at the operator level include which city has an open bed, how fees and deposits are documented, whether a specific house accepts new residents on MAT, and how a complaint is escalated past the house to the operator and, if needed, to Colorado's Behavioral Health Administration.