Stepping Stones Sober House

Stepping Stones Sober House is a structured men's sober-living residence in Lowell, Massachusetts supporting long-term recovery from addiction.

The home centers on a clean and sober peer community, mutual accountability and Twelve Step-oriented recovery.

Their approach pairs a supportive environment with clear expectations, giving residents the stability they need to rebuild their lives one day at a time.

Sober Living for Men in Recovery

Stepping Stones offers transitional housing built around a mandatory four-phase program designed to guide residents through each stage of recovery.

This is a peer-driven, non-clinical model that emphasizes zero tolerance for substance use and shared responsibility among housemates.

Daily life includes three recovery meetings each week, a weekly Sunday house meeting and mandatory alcohol and drug screenings to reinforce accountability.

With easy access to nearby AA and NA clubhouses residents stay connected to the wider recovery community while practicing sober living in a structured setting.

Practical Support for New Arrivals

The residence works to remove common barriers to sober housing by welcoming newcomers with furnished rooms, linens and basic hygiene supplies.

Additional supports include clothing-warehouse access, help obtaining identification documents and bus-pass assistance.

Employment-focused resources such as resume help and career counseling further support residents as they work toward independence.