Oxford House Lugary in Houston, Texas

About Oxford House Lugary

Oxford House Lugary is a peer run sober living home in Houston, Texas offering substance free transitional housing for adult women recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. This residence provides a clean, support focused living environment with shared responsibility, democratic governance, and encouragement to engage with recovery support groups.

Oxford House Lugary operates with the mission of fostering long term sobriety through mutual accountability, affordable housing, and empowering women to rebuild lives in a nurturing community. They’re located on Lugary Drive in the Braes Timbers area, on a quiet residential street that’s very close to Bonham Family Nature Park, Stein Family Park and the Braeburn Country Club.

A Democratically Run Sober Living Home

As a sober living facility tailored exclusively for adult women, Oxford House Lugary offers a safe and stable place to live after detox or inpatient rehab. There are no clinicians on staff. Instead, residents actively manage house operations such as finances, chores, and rules through elections held every six months, ensuring a collective, peer led structure.

Here, recovery isn’t just about abstaining from substances; it’s a commitment to the house’s core values. The home enforces a zero tolerance policy for any alcohol or drug use, supports regular attendance in outside recovery meetings, and expects each member to contribute equally. Life in the house involves sharing household duties, making decisions democratically and staying for an average of one year or longer if sobriety and participation remain consistent.

Peer Powered Community and Long Term Support

Beyond simply offering housing, the home’s peer powered model is designed to build trust, self reliance, and accountability among residents. There is no external authority so members elect leaders and share responsibilities themselves, which gives residents ownership over their recovery environment.

This approach helps residents transition more smoothly into independent living, as they take on everyday adult tasks, find routines, and form supportive relationships with fellow women who are facing similar challenges. The flexible stay duration means that individuals can remain as long as they adhere to community standards, promoting stability and sustainable sobriety.