The Program
Structure Is the Foundation.
Here's exactly what life looks like at Stay Sober Bro — no surprises, no guesswork. Just a clear framework built for men who are serious about recovery.
What to Expect
A Real Home. Real Rules. Real Results.
Stay Sober Bro is not a treatment center — it's a structured sober living home. We don't provide clinical services, but we do provide something equally critical: a safe, accountable environment where men can practice living sober, one day at a time. Every resident knows what's expected of them from day one.
Daily Schedule
A Day at Stay Sober Bro
Wake up & morning routine
House meeting or morning check-in
Work, school, or outpatient treatment
Lunch — residents responsible for own meals
Return to house, chores assigned
AA/NA meeting (required, minimum 3x/week)
Evening house meeting (Mon/Wed/Fri)
Curfew — all residents in house
Lights out
Requirements
What We Ask of Every Resident
Complete sobriety
Zero tolerance for alcohol or drug use. Random drug and alcohol testing is conducted regularly. A positive test results in immediate discharge.
Active participation in a 12-step program
All residents are required to attend a minimum of three AA or NA meetings per week and maintain an active sponsor relationship.
Employment or active treatment
Residents must be employed, enrolled in school, or actively attending an outpatient treatment program within 30 days of move-in.
Weekly rent, paid on time
Rent is due every Monday. Consistent, on-time payment is part of building the financial responsibility that recovery requires.
Respect for the house and housemates
No violence, threats, or intimidation. Residents are expected to treat the home and each other with respect at all times.
Participation in house meetings
Mandatory house meetings are held three times per week. These are non-negotiable — they are the backbone of our community accountability.
House Rules
The Non-Negotiables
These rules exist for one reason: to protect the sobriety and safety of every man in the house. They are not punitive — they are the structure that makes recovery possible.
Ready to Apply?
If you meet our requirements and are serious about your recovery, we want to hear from you. Beds fill quickly — reach out today.