Granada House Inc

Granada House's sober living program creates a structured environment where residents can practice recovery skills while maintaining independence. The facility operates 24 hours daily, providing consistent support as individuals navigate the transition from intensive treatment to community living. Both individual counseling and group counseling sessions help residents address ongoing recovery challenges.

The recovery center emphasizes peer support through dedicated men's support groups and women's support groups. These gender-specific meetings allow residents to address unique challenges while building lasting connections within the recovery community. The combination of professional counseling and peer support creates multiple layers of accountability and encouragement throughout each resident's stay.

Beyond basic housing, Granada House provides comprehensive aftercare support designed to address practical aspects of long-term recovery. The vocational rehabilitation program helps residents develop job skills and find stable employment, while educational rehabilitation services support those pursuing academic goals or completing interrupted education.

This residential treatment approach recognizes that successful recovery requires more than sobriety maintenance. By combining transitional housing with skill development opportunities, the program helps residents build the practical foundation necessary for independent living. The aftercare support continues even after residents transition to permanent housing, maintaining connections to the recovery community.

Situated in Allston's vibrant community, Granada House provides easy access to Boston's extensive recovery resources while maintaining a residential atmosphere. The facility serves individuals throughout greater Boston and Massachusetts, with the Cherry Street location offering convenient access to public transportation and local amenities.

The Allston setting allows residents to engage with the broader community while maintaining the support structure of sober living. This balance helps individuals practice independent living skills within a supportive environment, preparing them for eventual transition to permanent housing while staying connected to the recovery community.