New England Recovery House

About New England Recovery House

New England Recovery House is a recovery housing provider in Coventry, Rhode Island, running certified sober living for men in Kent County.

A Kent County Recovery Housing Provider

New England Recovery House works in western Rhode Island, away from the Providence corridor where most of the state's certified housing sits. Coventry is a large, largely residential town reaching from the Warwick line toward the Connecticut border, so a provider based there serves men whose work, family or court obligations keep them in Kent County.

What RICARES Certification Commits a Provider To

RICARES is Rhode Island's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences and the certifier the state designates. Certification here is voluntary, so a provider carrying it has agreed to be measured from outside: a published code of ethics, fees and house rules handed to an applicant in writing before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint route that runs past the house to the certifying body. New England Recovery House holds that certification at NARR Level 2.

Men's Housing Under New England Recovery House

New England Recovery House houses men. NARR Level 2 is the monitored tier, which puts a house manager or senior resident on the standard day to day with the provider setting the rules above them. The practical difference for a resident is that the provider answers to a body outside its own office.

New England Recovery House on Two State Records

Rhode Island's 2020 public recovery housing list, published by BHDDH, recorded New England Recovery House operating men's housing in both Coventry and Warwick. The 2026 RICARES roster carries the provider in Coventry. A recovery housing provider that turns up on state records six years apart has a longer paper trail than most of the Rhode Island field, and that record is the first thing worth checking on any operator.