A Sober Lifestyle in Portland, Maine

Mission House for Women in Portland, Maine, offers a supportive and structured sober living environment for up to nine residents, with the manager living onsite. Mission House is a MARR approved sober house. The home features two single rooms, three doubles, and 2.5 baths, with limited storage and easy access to public transportation.
Residents attend at least three in-person 12-step meetings per week, participate in a weekly house meeting, and maintain a balanced weekly schedule of work, school, or volunteering for a minimum of 32 hours.
The first 30 days serve as a trial period to ensure a mutually positive fit, during which curfew is 9 p.m. (10 p.m. thereafter) and residents are encouraged to limit work hours to stay focused on building a strong recovery foundation. Mission House honors pre-existing relationships but asks residents to refrain from new romantic relationships for 12 months.
To protect the safety and integrity of the community, the house maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy: relapse, theft, violence, dishonesty, or disruptive behavior results in immediate dismissal.
Monthly rent is $850 and includes all utilities, Wi-Fi, Netflix, and essential household supplies. Bedding is provided, though residents may bring their own; personal belongings should be kept to a minimum due to limited storage space. The total move-in cost is $1,250, which covers first month’s rent and a refundable $400 security deposit.
Women interested in joining the Mission House community can complete the application on our website or call (207) 232-4573 with any questions.
We look forward to supporting you as you build a healthy, stable, and recovery-centered life.


