Amanda's House

Welcome to Amanda's House, a compassionate recovery home dedicated to supporting women on their journey to lasting sobriety. Located in the heart of Green Bay, Wisconsin, they provide a safe, structured, and nurturing environment where healing begins and new lives are built.

Amanda’s House was founded by a mother who lost her daughter to an opioid overdose. Jolly and her daughter, Amanda, had founded the Mandolin Foundation planning to open a sober living facility together before Amanda died in 2020. Jolly continued with their plans to offer other women and their children a supportive living space during the recovery process.

Their core programs offer comprehensive support, emphasizing personal growth, accountability, and essential life skills. Residents benefit from peer support, job connections, education, and mental health resources. The guiding principles include understanding, empathy, honesty, and lived experience, providing a supportive and transparent environment for recovery.

While living in the home, women can attend required therapies and tend to other obligations outside the home while having a community of other women for support. Amanda’s House offers 12-Step recovery meetings, mindfulness sessions, life skills classes, and more. Women living at the home are expected to work or volunteer at least 20 hours a week and can stay at Amanda’s House for up to 2 years.

Amanda’s House uniquely keeps families together, providing the only program in the region where mothers can live with their children, supporting 73 families in long-term recovery.