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TypeNon-Profit Organization

TagsAddiction In-Patient/Residential Peer-Led

CountyNationwide

Phone: 1-301-587-2916
Website: https://www.oxfordhouse.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri business hours (Eastern) -- see the website
Eligibility: People in recovery seeking sober housing; apply to an individual house. Residents share costs.

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Oxford House operates the largest network of democratically self-run, drug-free recovery residences in the US. Houses are peer-run, self-supporting, and have no time limit on residency. The Oxford House site lists vacancies by state.

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