Zero Tolerance: County Sober House | Sober Living for Men in New Bedford, Massachusetts

New Bedford, MA, USA
Sober Living for Men in New Bedford, Massachusetts
Certified

The Zero Tolerance: County Men’s Sober House in New Bedford, MA is a MASH Certified structured sober living home serving men in recovery from addiction. The New Bedford Sober House is conveniently located in Downtown New Bedford, with easy access to public transportation and area amenities.

This successful Bristol County home has held MASH Certification for nearly a decade, dedicated to leading men in their recovery journey. We are proud to honor this legacy and have committed to leading this sober house according to the NARR principles.

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Zero Tolerance: County Sober House | Sober Living for Men in New Bedford, Massachusetts

Rooms & Rates

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Weekly rate: $180

All-inclusive sober living rent payments are due in a timely manner and are not currently covered by insurance or subsidies. Rent includes:

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Urine screen costs

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Free high-speed Wi-Fi

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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.

Recovery Community

Sober-living guests in New Bedford enjoy a comfortable home with ample privacy as well as spacious common areas. On-site laundry is offered to all guests. There is a large parking area behind the building, as well as an expansive side yard available for activities and enjoyment. Sober-living guests in New Bedford can access many meetings and support services throughout the city.

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Home Leadership - About Bee Flores

The Zero Tolerance: County Men’s Sober House in New Bedford, MA is a structured sober living home serving men in recovery from addiction. The home was established 2 years ago under the leadership of Bee Flores who is a passionate advocate for the recovery community. Bee supports his guests by leading with attention and care. He is actively involved in his community, working as a Recovery Coach and leader of the Broken Chains Biker Church.

Bee is most passionate about helping ex-convicts re-integrate into society and turn their lives around just as he was able to do. With the grace of God, Bee was able to break the cycle and make something for himself. “Without a higher power, whatever it is that you believe in, we are nowhere. I want to get people through the doors and show them the paths to change their lives.”

Some Vanderburgh House sober homes are independently owned and operated by Chartered Operators of the Vanderburgh House sober living system. Please visit Vanderburgh Communities for more information on how to become a sober living Operator with the Vanderburgh House system.

Sober Living for Men in New Bedford, Massachusetts

New Bedford’s recovery community is supportive and encouraging. New Bedford’s care providers are educated and empathetic towards recovering addicts. The opioid epidemic has had a devastating effect on the city, and each person and organization offering care and resources to those in recovery understands they must work together to win our war against drugs and alcohol and the damage they cause.

New Bedford’s sober living community is known for its collaboration and leadership efforts with the city to assist those in recovery looking for sober houses in Lowell, and many private organizations. New Bedford is home to many organizations serving those in recovery, and many of New Bedford’s organizations reach throughout New Bedford with addiction recovery resources.

New Bedford is a deep-water commercial port with easy access to the maritime corridor from the Massachusetts coast, located on the northwestern side of Buzzard’s Bay. The Port is approximately nine nautical miles from the Cape Cod shipping canal, 83 miles south of Boston, and 166 miles north of New York.

Learn more in our article: New Bedford’s Recovery Community