Organization

Amanda's House - Mandolin Foundation

We allow children aged 8 and under to live with their mother while she is in sober living.

Amanda's House, overseen by the Mandolin Foundation, is a sober living home in Green Bay, Wisconsin for women in recovery from substance use disorder, trauma, and mental health challenges. It stands apart as the only program in Brown County where mothers can live with their children, working to keep families together and break the generational cycle of trauma and addiction. Residents find safe, structured, sober housing along with peer support, accountability, and connections to jobs, education, mental health care, and community resources.

Resident outcomes

Across all of Amanda's House - Mandolin Foundation's homes, for stays that ended in the last 12 months.

Sober at discharge: 89%
Completed the program: 19%
Average length of stay: 150 days
Stayed 90 days or longer: 46%

Amanda's House - Mandolin Foundation chooses which outcomes to publish. Data comes directly from Sobriety Hub and is not independently audited. Learn more

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