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Gratitude House
A sober-living home for women in St. Louis County Missouri.
About Us
We are a safe and beautiful sober-living home for women who are committed to 12-step recovery. Our home is open to women with 30 days of sobriety. Gratitude House empowers recovering alcoholics and addicts to build a foundation of recovery based on fellowship, service, and gratitude.
A grateful heart will never drink.
Our Primary Purpose
The mission of Gratitude House is to reduce the relapse rate by providing a safe, supportive, and beautiful sober-living home for women committed to 12-step recovery.
Gratitude House is a 501 (c) (3) Not-for-Profit Charitable Organization, is the only sober-living home exclusively for women in St. Louis County. We rely upon the generous support of individuals to ensure that women have a chance to achieve long-term sobriety.
A Vision For You
At Gratitude House, women with 30 days of continuous sobriety—having completed either 30 days of in-patient treatment or 30 days of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings, with a sponsor and a commitment to recovery—are welcomed into a community where they can rebuild their lives. Grounded in the principles and traditions of the 12-steps, residents are immersed in fellowship, service, and gratitude, surrounded by others who share their dedication to sobriety.
Our vision is for women to stay for as long as they need up to one year, during which time they will gain the structure, accountability, and fellowship needed to reduce the risk of relapse and empower them to thrive. Gratitude House offers not only a clean, beautiful home but also a supportive environment that promotes financial responsibility—requiring women to work at least 20 hours a week and pay rent on time—ensuring they develop the tools necessary for long-term sobriety and independent living.
A Fellowship of Friendliness
While living at Gratitude House, women support each other, complete household chores, attend daily 12-step AA and/or NA meetings, and contribute positively to the home and the wider community. Our aim is for every woman to leave with a solid foundation, increased confidence, and a network of supportive women to help her sustain her recovery.
Even after leaving, Gratitude House remains a resource—a place where former residents can seek guidance, receive support, and give back by serving others in recovery. We envision every woman leaving with a sense of pride, knowing she has the tools and support system to continue her journey, and that Gratitude House will always be here for her.
