Miracles of Dignity - Germain Women's Sober House - Vanderburgh Sober Living

"Welcome to the Miracles of Dignity: Germain Sober House, a MASH Certified sober living home in Worcester, Massachusetts, dedicated to supporting women in recovery. Nestled in West Worcester near Elm Park, this historic estate has become a cornerstone of the Worcester recovery community and stands as our oldest and most established sober living home in the area. Since its founding in 2016, the Miracles of Dignity Germain Sober House has guided countless women as they transition from clinical treatment to independent living. We warmly welcome women from all backgrounds to this serene and empowering sober living environment.

The Miracles of Dignity: Germain Sober House is more than a home—it’s a chosen family, a community of women united in their commitment to building a life free from drugs and alcohol. Under the guidance of an experienced House Mentor, guests enjoy group activities, recovery coaching, and the freedom to create a vibrant new life. The home features a spacious common area, large private bedrooms, ample bathrooms, and a luxurious chef’s kitchen. The property’s grounds include a tranquil covered sitting area, lush gardens, an ivy-covered carriage house, and a private yard perfect for group activities and relaxation.

The recovery community at our Miracles of Dignity: Germain sober living home is a structured, peer-supported family of choice. Guests are deeply committed to their recovery journey and actively encourage and uplift one another. The home operates like a close-knit family, guided by a House Mentor and supported by the Vanderburgh Sober Living team.

Guests at Miracles of Dignity participate in weekly house meetings and community activities tailored to women in recovery, fostering connection both within the home and independently. Our sober living program is rooted in evidence-based practices and informed by clinical expertise, developed by a team of dedicated recovery professionals committed to strengthening communities through sober living."