Grassroot Recovery

Supporting long-term sobriety through structure, accountability, and community, Grassroot Recovery is a non-clinical sober living and recovery support program focused on substance use and alcohol addiction. They offer structured recovery housing, 1-on-1 peer coaching, and case management for early recovery. Their Upper East Side residence sits between Central Park and the East River, offering access to nearby parks, gyms, recovery meetings, and public transportation. They also provide coaching and case management without requiring residency.

Build Stability Through Recovery Routines

Their peer-led approach combines daily breathalyzer checks, random 19-panel drug and alcohol testing, and weekly house meetings to reinforce sobriety and build healthy routines. Each resident has a dedicated case manager who coordinates outside therapy, psychiatry, and outpatient treatment. Peer-certified recovery coaches provide 1-on-1 guidance, while weekly spending plans build financial responsibility. They also schedule regular family updates with consent, helping families stay informed and involved throughout recovery.

Sustain Recovery Beyond Sober Living

Founded by 2 former Division I athletes in long-term recovery, their program follows five phases: arrival, structure, community, independence, and alumni. Weekly Wednesday night meetings bring residents, alumni, and guests together for shared experiences and ongoing support. Fitness activities, group meals, and outings encourage sober friendships and active routines. Their alumni community maintains connections beyond move-out, supporting the transition toward independent living, work, school, and lasting sobriety.