Everything you need to know.

A sober living home is a structured, supportive housing environment designed to help people build stability, accountability, and community as they work toward independent living and personal growth.

People who are committed to personal growth and ready to live by our house standards are welcome to apply. Residents come from all walks of life — including veterans, young adults aging out of foster care, people rebuilding after incarceration, and anyone ready to work toward a more stable life.

Length of stay depends on individual goals and progress. Many residents stay between 6–18 months to build a strong foundation for long-term stability and recovery.

New Day House is located in Adams County, Colorado, in stable neighborhoods close to transportation, shopping, and everyday essentials.

Yes. Residents are expected to remain substance-free, participate in chores, attend house meetings, respect shared spaces, and follow house guidelines that help create a safe and supportive environment for everyone.

Yes. Curfew is 9:00 PM on weekdays and midnight on weekends to encourage accountability, structure, and healthy routines.

Most bedrooms are at least double occupancy with twin beds and dedicated space for each resident's personal belongings.

At this time, pets are not permitted.

Yes. Residents may be subject to weekly, bi-weekly, or random drug testing as part of maintaining a safe and substance-free environment for everyone in the home.

Residents have access to peer support, accountability, weekly house meetings, and a structured environment designed to encourage personal growth, stability, and forward momentum.

No. New Day House does not provide medical or therapeutic services. Residents are encouraged to seek outside counseling, medical care, or community support programs as needed.

Most residents pay between $1,000–$1,500 per month depending on room type and availability. Give us a call and we'll walk you through exact pricing so you know what to expect.

Yes. Residents are required to be employed, enrolled in school, volunteering, or actively seeking permanent employment while living at New Day House.

We handle each situation individually. Depending on the circumstances, we may hold your bed while determining the safest and most appropriate path forward.

No. Residents are responsible for purchasing and preparing their own meals. Each home includes a fully stocked kitchen with cookware, dishes, and basic household supplies so residents can comfortably manage day-to-day routines and build independent living skills.