Established 1996 · Hobbs, New Mexico

A structured sober living program built on accountability, recovery, and hope.

Opportunity House provides a long-term, substance-free home environment where men can rebuild stability, develop life skills, participate in 12-step recovery, and move toward responsible independence.

26Total beds across two houses
3Program phases
30Years serving recovery
24/7Structured support environment
What We Do

Helping men build a sober life that can stand on its own.

The program is designed for employable men who need structure, accountability, recovery support, and a stable sober environment while they rebuild their lives.

  • Safe, substance-free sober living homes
  • Transportation support for work, meetings, and program needs
  • Daily routines, chores, classes, and recovery accountability
  • Director support, evaluations, and structured expectations

Sober Housing

A structured living environment with clear rules, accountability, and peer support.

Recovery Support

Meeting attendance, 12-step participation, sponsorship, and recovery-focused routines.

Life Skills

Classes and coaching that support employment, finances, parenting, anger management, and relapse prevention.

Practical Help

Assistance with ID, work necessities, transportation, meals, and everyday stability.

Program Pathway

Three phases. One purpose: long-term recovery.

Opportunity House uses a phased structure to help residents move from stability and accountability toward increased responsibility and independence.

1

Stabilize

Build routine, attend meetings, follow house structure, and focus on early recovery habits.

2

Strengthen

Grow in responsibility, employment, service, sponsorship, and personal accountability.

3

Prepare

Prepare for successful transition with stronger habits, support systems, and sober living skills.

Admissions

Looking for a structured sober living program?

Applicants should be willing to follow program rules, participate in recovery, remain sober, work toward employment, and live in a structured all-male sober living environment.

  • Men 18 and older
  • Employable and willing to follow structure
  • Non-violent and non-sexual offenders only
  • Must enter sober and comply with drug testing

Support sober living in Lea County.

Your support helps provide transportation, meals, work necessities, recovery classes, housing operations, and day-to-day stability for residents working toward long-term recovery.

Questions about admission or referrals?

Call Opportunity House to learn more about applications, availability, and program expectations.

Call 575-397-4667