Frequently Asked Questions

At Masada House, we see beyond the addiction to the whole person underneath—someone's daughter, sister, friend, or mother fighting to reclaim her life. Our approach isn't just about getting sober but healing from the inside out. We've created a space where women can rebuild themselves piece by piece, supported by structure and compassion in equal measure. Here, recovery means addressing everything from emotional wounds to practical life skills, rebuilding relationships, and rediscovering personal strengths. It's a place where every stumble is met with encouragement, and every small victory is celebrated as a step toward lasting change.

The numbers tell a powerful story at Masada House. Last year, 26 women found refuge here, each carrying hopes for a new beginning. More than half of them—59% to be exact—completed the program and stepped back into the world, stronger and sober. But statistics only scratch the surface. Behind each successful graduation is a woman who rediscovered herself, rebuilt relationships, and reclaimed her future. These aren't just recovery stories; they're transformation stories.

Masada House exclusively serves women, creating a safe, nurturing environment where female residents can focus on their recovery journey without distraction. This women-only space allows for deeper healing and more open discussions about gender-specific challenges in addiction and recovery.