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The Massachusetts Sober Housing
Corporation (MSHC) is a non-profit corporation organized pursuant to Section
501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Our mission is to
provide sober housing for individuals in recovery from alcohol and other
drug addiction. The housing model we utilize is Oxford House, which
has been the most successful nationwide sober housing model and which
is based on three simple principles:
1. The house must be
self-run on a democratic basis.
2. The house must be
financially self-supported.
3. Any resident who
drinks alcohol or uses drugs must be immediately expelled.
Massachusetts Sober Housing Corporation
has four Oxford houses throughout
Massachusetts for men and women in recovery to live in comfortable,
affordable houses in good neighborhoods and to benefit from the peer support
of others in recovery that is so important to maintaining sobriety.
If you are a recovering individual
and would like to learn more about Oxford House, visit the
Oxford
House web site. For information about our houses and to apply
for membership in a house, go to the "Our
Houses" page.
There are
many facets to Oxford Houses and the residents who live in them.
To read a summary of DePaul University's research with Oxford
Houses, click on the logo.
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Click on the logo above
to read the
summary.
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With grateful
appreciation, Massachusetts Sober Housing Corporation
acknowledges financial
assistance from:
U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development
MassHousing
Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development
The CARLISLE Foundation of Framingham, MA
The Clipper Ship Foundation
Community
Foundation of Western Massachusetts
The
Greater Boston Council on Alcoholism
Henry Hornblower Fund, Inc.
Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Abuse Services
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