Sober Journey Home

02/05/2026

Baltimore nonprofit Helping Up Mission (HUM) unveiled its new Mobile Street Outreach bus, with help from a grant from the city's Opioid Restitution Fund.

02/05/2026

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01/29/2026

Sober Journey Home:
Affordable Independent Supportive Sober Living
Sober Journey is an independent, supportive sober living, shared residential home for adults who choose to live in a clean, alcohol- and drug-free environment. Residents live independently, manage their own daily needs, and participate in a cooperative household structure that emphasizes personal responsibility, peer support, and community living.
This type of home is not a treatment facility, medical program, or licensed healthcare setting. It does not provide clinical therapy, medical care, or professional counseling services. Instead, it offers stable housing, clear house expectations, and a supportive sober community where individuals can maintain recovery, build life skills, and work toward long-term independence.

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01/26/2026

Understand the diverse reasons people use alcohol and drugs, from relaxation to coping with stress. Learn about different types of use.

01/26/2026

Addiction & Recovery
Addiction is when someone can’t stop using a substance or repeating a behavior, even though it is hurting them or the people around them. It changes how the brain works, which can make stopping very hard without support.
Recovery can start at any time. It often begins when a person decides to ask for help, accept support, and take steps toward a healthier life. Living in a clean, alcohol- and drug-free home can make a big difference by providing safety, stability, positive influence, and a supportive community where people can focus on healing, building routines, and moving forward.

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01/26/2026

Addiction & Recovery
Addiction is when someone can’t stop using a substance or repeating a behavior, even though it is hurting them or the people around them. It changes how the brain works, which can make stopping very hard without support.
Recovery can start at any time. It often begins when a person decides to ask for help, accept support, and take steps toward a healthier life. Living in a clean, alcohol- and drug-free home can make a big difference by providing safety, stability, positive influence, and a supportive community where people can focus on healing, building routines, and moving forward.

01/26/2026

Vision Statement

To be a network of transitional reentry homes that provide safe, stable, structured, and sober living arrangements, where residents are proud of where they live and receive ongoing support

01/23/2026

🌿 Now Accepting Referrals – Sober Journey Home

Sober Journey Home provides safe, sober, and affordable independent living for adults seeking stability and community. We serve seniors and adults transitioning from shelters through peer-supported, cooperative housing focused on accountability, dignity, and long-term independence.

If you are a case manager, shelter staff, hospital social worker, or community organization looking for sober housing options, we welcome partnership inquiries.

📧 soberjourneyhome@gmail.com

📞 Gabriel Lopez (240) 543-1593
📞 Jason Johnson (410) 245-2177
📞 Tracey Miller (667) 212-6266

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01/23/2026

“My name is Gabriel Lopez, and I am the founder of Sober Journey Home. I started this organization to create safe, sober, and affordable independent living for adults who are seeking stability, dignity, and a supportive community. Through Sober Journey Home, we serve seniors and adults transitioning from shelters by providing peer-supported, cooperative housing focused on accountability, respect, and long-term independence.”

01/23/2026

This is the First Sober Journey House!!!

01/23/2026

Help me to Help People in Need!!!