Sober Living America - Missouri

About Sober Living America - Missouri

Sober Living America is a national sober living operator whose network reaches St. Louis, Missouri, providing coed transitional recovery housing in the state's largest metro area.

A National Recovery Housing Provider

Sober Living America has operated since 1994 and reports helping more than 100,000 people across dozens of cities nationwide. Its model places residents in apartment-style housing with roommates for peer support, combined with recovery education, career development and licensed in-house counseling.

Serving Missouri Through a National Network

The organization's St. Louis location gives Missouri residents access to a program built at national scale: a shared van fleet for transportation, standardized recovery education and life skills classes, and job placement support drawn from the organization's experience running housing in dozens of markets at once.

A Coed Program With Structured Support

Sober Living America houses men and women within the same program, using apartment-style separation to manage shared living. On-site and off-site twelve-step meetings, licensed counseling and spiritual education built around twelve-step principles run alongside the housing itself, and the organization states that same-day admission is available regardless of a person's financial situation.

Recovery Housing in the St. Louis Metro

St. Louis functions as an independent city with its own government, and it anchors the state's largest metropolitan area. That scale gives Sober Living America's local residents a deep bench of outpatient providers, employers and transit options to draw on while working through the organization's career development and job placement programming.

Reaching Sober Living America in St. Louis

Prospective residents apply directly through the organization's national intake line. Because Sober Living America runs at a national scale, applicants should expect a standardized national program and apartment-style housing, a different model from the smaller, single-house operators common elsewhere in Missouri.