Haven House Sober Living

Intentional and private, Haven House Sober Living provides sober living for adult men in recovery across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with exact addresses shared upon application approval. It supports those transitioning from inpatient or outpatient care, especially in the first 30-90 days of sobriety. Residents pay rent monthly, due on the 1st of each month. The program shines for its strong daily structure, accountability, and focus on rebuilding independence through employment, routine, family reunification, and community support.

Structure, Employment Goals, and Sobriety

Residents follow clear expectations that reinforce sobriety, including weekday curfews at 10 p.m. and weekend curfews at 12 a.m., along with drug testing and mandatory house meetings. While formal therapy isn’t offered on-site, men are encouraged to attend counseling, recovery meetings, and workforce programs. They must begin an active job search within 30 days and be working or in training by day 45. This structure helps build accountability, healthy habits, and practical skills like time management and communication.

Creating Routine and Connection

Men live in shared homes with a small, intentional six-person occupancy, where they complete chores, keep spaces clean, and follow daily schedules. A typical day includes morning routines, work or job searching, and evening downtime with check-ins. Meals, personal time, and weekly house meetings are built in. Family visits, progress updates, and guided communication help rebuild trust and support long-term recovery.