Oxford House Jobes in Fort Myers, Florida

About Oxford House Jobes

Located in Fort Myers, Florida, Oxford House Jobes was a transitional sober living home offering a peer supported environment for individuals in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. This location has now closed, although Oxford House continues to operate other sober living homes in the area.

This communal residence provided long term housing stability within the evidence based Oxford House network, focusing on community and accountability after initial treatment. The democratically run house emphasized shared responsibility to build life skills and sustain sobriety.

Key Features of This Fort Myers Women’sn Sober Living Home

• Recovery model: Provided a peer supported, communal living environment focused on sustaining sobriety after formal treatment.
• Admission process: Required an interview and a democratic vote by current residents for acceptance.
• Structured environment: Operated with clear house rules, shared chores, and a zero tolerance policy for substance use.
• Financial structure: Costs were managed through an Equal Expense Share (EES), with residents splitting rent and utilities.
• Long term support: Offered residency with no set time limit, supporting long term recovery goals as long as rules are followed.
• Included amenities: Residents shared a fully furnished home with utilities, cable, phone and internet included.
• Location benefits: Situated in Fort Myers’ Alameda neighborhood, providing convenient access to local amenities and community resources.
• Cost effective housing: Weekly costs typically aligned with the Oxford House Florida range, offering an affordable peer led housing option.

While this location has closed, there remain other Oxford House locations in the area if you like the self run model for sober living.