A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street) — Sober Living for Men in Lowell, MA

A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street) in Lowell has 6 beds for men. That makes it a small household, where residents live with only a few other men in recovery. A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street) is in Lowell, Massachusetts, near LRTA Route 1 Christian Hill at Beacon and Methuen.

Yes, A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street) is certified by the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing, the state's recovery residence certifying organization. The Lowell house has 6 beds for men and is run by A New Life Sober Living. Riders can take LRTA Route 8 Centralville to West 6th and Jewett, under 0.5 mile from A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street).

A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street) in Lowell, Massachusetts is a sober home for men. Its 6 beds suit men who want a small household, and the operator, A New Life Sober Living, decides who moves in. A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street) residents can search for meetings with the AA Boston Central Service Office meeting finder.

LRTA Route 10 Dracut/Tyngsboro stops at Bridge and 13th, Route 8 Centralville stops at West 6th and Jewett, and Route 1 Christian Hill stops at Beacon and Methuen, all under 0.5 mile away. The MBTA Lowell Line stop at Lowell is 1 to 2 miles from the Bridge Street house.

Yes. Bridgewell Counseling Services Lowell outpatient treatment is under 1 mile from the Bridge Street house. From the Bridge Street house, Lowell General Hospital Emergency Department is 1 to 3 miles away, and Lowell Comprehensive Treatment Center is 3 to 10 miles away.

Residents apply to A New Life Sober Living through the Contact This Home button for A New Life Sober Living (Bridge Street). Men can also apply through Vanderburgh Sober Living for nearby VSL Chartered homes. Use the button to ask about the 6 beds.