New Foundations Transitional Living dba New Foundations Recovery Housing

About New Foundations Transitional Living dba New Foundations Recovery Housing

New Foundations Transitional Living dba New Foundations Recovery Housing is a sober living operator in Cincinnati, Ohio, running certified recovery residences across Hamilton County. Every home under the operator holds current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing.

A Cincinnati Recovery Housing Provider

The organization provides housing. Clinical treatment stays with outside providers, and residents keep their own prescribers and counselors elsewhere in the city. What the operator controls is consistent staffing, published house rules and one certification standard applied across every residence it runs.

Sober Homes Across Cincinnati

Eight certified residences carry the New Foundations name: Iliff, New Foundations Recovery Housing, McPherson, Gilsey, Harris, McMillan, St Lawrence and Considine, concentrated on the city's west side with one large household further uptown near the University of Cincinnati. Moving between houses keeps a resident inside the same county, the same courts and the same outpatient network.

Men's and Women's Sober Living Under One Operator

Most houses are single-gender, split between men's and women's residences, with one house serving both populations in separate households under a shared name. The operator keeps day-to-day life single-gender at the house level even where the certification covers more than one population under one name.

Certification Across These Ohio Sober Homes

All eight residences appear on the certified list Ohio Recovery Housing maintains, now merged with the state's own registry as of the start of 2026, at ohiorecoveryhousing.org. Two of the eight listings merge more than one certified unit under a single name, so an applicant should confirm the certification level and population of the specific household under consideration.

Applying Through This Cincinnati Sober Living Operator

Street addresses are not published for Ohio recovery residences, and applications go through the operator. A single application can be considered against eight houses citywide, and a resident who later needs a different size, level or population is already working with an operator who runs the alternative.