Shoova House

Resources

Return to your true self

Fill out a sober housing application today and discover how Shoova can help you overcome addiction.

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NJ Addiction Services Treatment Directory
New Jersey Inpatient + Outpatient Services Directory
NJ Connect
For Recovery
NJ Connect for Recovery
provides real-time support
and information including treatment options, ongoing support with follow-up calls, and referrals and access to educational programs and community resources.
NJ Drug Addiction & Abuse Hotline
If you or someone you know is struggling with drug or substance abuse issues in New Jersey and need advice, guidance, treatment options, or just someone to listen, NJ addiction hotlines are a free and confidential resource available 24/7.
Gloucester County Addiction Services
The Gloucester County Division of Addiction Services coordinates services for adults and adolescents seeking help for substance use issues.
NJ Family Care
Apply for NJ Medicaid Health Benefits. Medicaid provides coverage for substance use disorder treatment services and will completely cover the cost for most substance abuse treatment services for eligible individuals.
Camden County Office of Mental Health & Addiction
The Camden County Office of Mental Health and Addiction receives state and county funding to ensure the availability of treatment services,

The services listed above are intended to help struggling addicts overcome addiction and begin the process of healing. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis including thoughts of self-harm, please contact emergency services immediately. Shoova House does not offer medical assistance and is only a sober housing program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Similar to Oxford houses, sober housing is essentially a group home for recovering addicts. Residents are held accountable through mandatory house regulations which must be followed to maintain residency. 

Shoova House residents must pass a random weekly urinary analysis (UA), participate in a 12-step program, maintain a sponsor, maintain employment, adhere to a curfew, and more. Contact us for more information on our rules for sober housing. 

Our bed availabilities vary from day to day. Please fill out an application here on our website and we’ll promptly contact you with more information.

To move in, Shoova charges a $160 move-in fee plus one week’s rent, which is $175. Total move-in cost is $335. Weekly rent is $175 and is due every Friday by cash, check, or online payment.