Oxford House Catalyst

Oxford House Catalyst is a sober living home in Montgomery, Alabama offering peer based transitional recovery housing for adult men.

Rather than a clinical rehab center, it operates on the Oxford House model, where residents share a substance free home, support one another in recovery and take collective responsibility for household operations.

Many appreciate the balance of accountability and real world independence this environment provides.

What kind of recovery housing is provided?

Oxford House Catalyst provides sober, transitional recovery housing for men working to maintain their recovery.

This is a shared living arrangement designed to support residents while they work, attend school or continue other recovery related activities.

It does not offer detox, medication assisted treatment or clinical outpatient or inpatient programming.

Who can live here?

The home serves adult men in recovery from substance use concerns who are seeking a substance free living environment.

Residents are expected to remain sober, contribute to shared expenses and participate in household responsibilities.

What makes Oxford House unique?

Oxford House Catalyst is resident run rather than staff managed, with no house manager or outside authority directing daily operations.

Residents establish house rules, share chores and make decisions democratically.

The environment is strictly substance free and there is no predetermined length of stay for residents who stay sober, non disruptive and current on their share of expenses.

How much does it cost?

Oxford House Catalyst operates on a self pay basis, with residents contributing toward rent and shared household expenses and covering their own food.

To begin, contact the house to arrange an interview with current residents as part of the admission process.