Mountain Home Montana

About Mountain Home Montana

Mountain Home Montana is a sober living operator in Missoula, Montana, running a registered recovery residence in Missoula County for young women and their children.

Housing for Mothers in Recovery

Mountain Home Montana's mission centers on young women rebuilding stable, nurturing homes for themselves and their children, which sets it apart from most sober living operators in the state: residents are not living alone, and the program has to account for parenting, childcare and family stability alongside sobriety itself.

Registered, Not Yet Certified

Mountain Home Montana is registered with Montana's Department of Public Health and Human Services, mandatory for every recovery residence in the state since 2023. It does not currently carry certification from Recovery Access Montana or the National Sober Living Association, which is a separate, voluntary step beyond state registration.

A Program Built Around Family Stability

Because residents often bring children with them, the operator's daily structure has to hold two things together at once: a mother's own recovery routine and a household that still functions as a home for a child. That dual focus is uncommon among Montana's sober living operators, most of which house adults only.

Recovery Housing in Missoula County

Missoula is the seat of Missoula County and the largest city in western Montana, with a service network that includes family support agencies, schools and child welfare resources alongside the outpatient treatment providers a general recovery residence would rely on. That combination is part of what makes Missoula a workable base for a program built around mothers and children together.