Safe. Structured. Transitional Housing That Works.

We connect individuals in recovery with safe, affordable transitional housing programs. Whether you're coming out of treatment, facing housing instability, or looking for a structured environment to stay on track — we’ll help you find the support you need to rebuild and move forward.

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Safe, Supportive Housing

Our partner homes provide structured, transitional living environments with on-site support and accountability — giving you the security you need to rebuild your life.

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Job & Life Readiness

Get help with job placement, resumes, and life skills while in the program. We’re here to support your long-term success, not just your short-term stay.

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Fast, Simple Intake

Complete our quick intake form and get connected with a sober living program that fits your needs. No waitlists. No red tape. Just help when you need it most.

Let’s Find the Right Transitional Housing for You...

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this service really free?

Yes. SoberLivingHelp.org is free to use. We connect you with trusted transitional housing programs that accept Medicaid and offer low-cost or subsidized options.

Do I need to have Medicaid to qualify?

Yes. Most of our partner programs require that you have active Medicaid coverage to help with clinical support, housing coordination, or other wraparound services.

How soon can I move in?

Intake timelines vary, but many programs can process qualified applicants within 48–72 hours — especially if you’re in urgent need. Submit the form and we’ll prioritize your case.

Do you offer housing outside of Maryland?

Right now, we are focused on matching individuals with sober living programs within Maryland. We’ll expand to other states soon.

Do I need to be sober to apply?

Yes. Most programs require that you have at least a few days of sobriety and a willingness to stay clean while in the program. We do not place active users.

What should I have ready when someone contacts me?

Be prepared to share your Medicaid status, current situation, sobriety history, and whether you have any form of income or benefits. This helps us match you with the best-fit program.

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