Miracles of Dignity: Germain Sober House | Sober Living for Women in Worcester, Massachusetts
Welcome to our Miracles of Dignity: Germain Sober House, a MASH Certified sober house in Worcester, Massachusetts serving women in recovery. This historic sober living estate is located in West Worcester close to Elm Park. Our Miracles of Dignity: Germain Sober House is a fixture in the Worcester recovery community, as well as our oldest and strongest sober living home in Worcester. Founded in 2016, the Miracles of Dignity Germain Sober House has served countless women as they leave a clinical treatment setting and transition to independent living. We invite guests from all walks of life to this beautiful sober living home.
Miracles of Dignity: Germain’s sober living is a family of choice: a group of women dedicated to building a better life free from drugs and alcohol. Led by an experienced House Mentor, guests enjoy group activities, recovery coaching, and the independence to build a new and exciting life. The home itself offers a spacious common area, large and private bedrooms, plenty of bathrooms, and a luxury chef’s kitchen. The grounds of this stately sober house offer a quiet covered sitting area, gardens, an ivy-covered carriage house, and a private yard for group activities.
Rooms & Rates
Weekly rate: $190
All-inclusive sober living rent payments are due in a timely manner and are not currently covered by insurance or subsidies. Rent includes:
Urine screen costs
Free high-speed Wi-Fi
On-site coin-op laundry
Move-in deposit: $200
This deposit is due on or before your move-in date. It is only refundable if you complete the intake process, and if you give 30-days’ notice. Please be prepared to meet your financial obligations.
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Recovery Community
The recovery community for women in our Miracles of Dignity: Germain sober living home is a structured and peer-supported family of choice. Sober-living guests take their recovery very seriously and support and encourage their peers. The home functions as a family to serve the needs of guests, led by a House Mentor and supported by Vanderburgh Sober Living staff. Miracles of Dignity: Sober Living guests participate in weekly house meetings and community activities focused on women in recovery, both as a home and independently. Our sober living structure is evidence-based and clinically informed, developed by an unmatched team of recovery professionals dedicated to building stronger communities through sober living.
Learn more in our article: House Mentors at Vanderburgh Sober Living
Home Leadership - About Noel Dennis
The Miracles of Dignity Germain Women’s Sober House in Worcester, MA is a structured sober living home serving women in recovery from addiction. The house is run by Noel Dennis, a small-business consultant with over 12 years working in the Worcester recovery community. Noel previously worked as the Program Director for the Channing House.
Noel works to ensure his guests have the best foundation to rebuild their lives. “My goal is to have houses that empower the guests to make their own decisions. I want to help them be prepared to go back to independent living, or to go to independent living for the first time in their lives.”
This sober house is operated by Men of Dignity, LLC. Many Vanderburgh Sober Living homes are independently owned and operated by Chartered Operators – members of the Vanderburgh Sober Living 501(c)3 Foundation’s collaborative membership organization. Independent Chartered Operators meet the same high standards and practices as VSL’s staff-managed homes. To learn more about becoming an independent operator with Vanderburgh Sober Living, please visit Vanderburgh Communities.
Sober Living in Worcester, Massachusetts
Sober living in Worcester means you’ll be in the heart of New England’s second-largest city, offering a strong recovery community with meetings to fit all personalities and many recovery services for sober living guests. Worcester offers employment opportunities for all experience levels along with many top-ranked colleges and trade schools within walking distance from this women’s sober house. Travel to Boston takes less than an hour by express train.
Learn more in our article: Worcester’s Recovery Community