This refers to a specific type of self-run, self-supported recovery residence located in a city within Colorado. These residences provide a structured, peer-supported environment for individuals recovering from substance use disorders. An example would be a house located on a particular street within the city, adhering to the Oxford House model of operation.
The importance of these residences lies in offering affordable, accessible, and democratically managed housing options for those seeking a sober living environment. Benefits include mutual support, shared responsibility for household expenses and maintenance, and adherence to a strict no-drug/no-alcohol policy. Historically, the Oxford House model has proven effective in fostering long-term sobriety and reintegration into society for many individuals.