The Change Agency

About The Change Agency

The Change Agency is a sober living operator in Dayton, Ohio, running certified recovery residences across Montgomery County. Every home it operates holds current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing.

A Dayton Recovery Housing Provider for Men

The organization runs every one of its certified Dayton properties as men-only housing, all certified at the Managed level. Its homes supply structure, peer accountability and a stable address, while residents keep outpatient treatment, counseling and meetings with providers elsewhere in the city.

Sober Homes Operated by The Change Agency in Dayton

Four certified names cover the operator's Dayton housing: Norman and The Change Agency each group more than one certified residence, while Clifton Av. and Five Oaks stand as single, defined households of eight and seven beds respectively. All are men's homes.

Managed-Level Certification Across These Recovery Residences

Every house under The Change Agency's name is certified at the Managed level, meaning staff oversight is paired with peer responsibility. Each meets Ohio Recovery Housing's baseline requirements: a published code of ethics, fees and rules disclosed in writing before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process independent of the house.

Recovery Housing Across Dayton and Montgomery County

Dayton is the seat of Montgomery County, home to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base's civilian workforce, Sinclair Community College, Wright State University and hospital systems including Miami Valley Hospital. The operator's houses draw on that same county network of courts and providers.

Applying to a Sober Living Home Through The Change Agency

Street addresses are not published for Ohio's certified recovery residences, and applications go through The Change Agency directly. Because Norman and The Change Agency each cover more than one house, ask specifically which address and opening a placement would be considered for.