Helping Men in Need Since 1979

We believe in new beginnings and second chances. Located in the heart of Cincinnati, we offer a supportive community where men can rediscover their strength and purpose.

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Sober living

Our Mission

The sole purpose of Charlies 3/4 House is to provide acceptable and affordable housing for men in the early stages of their recovery from alcoholism and addiction. While keeping the focus on our primary purpose we encourage residents to become gainfully employed, save a portion of their earnings, seek treatment for any medical conditions, participate in service work, attend 12-step meetings, and work with a sponsor. Our primary mission is to be a helping hand to men in need, and we accomplish this mission by always adhering to the tradition of one alcoholic helping another.

We strive to create a supportive and structured environment where residents can rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose. By fostering a sense of community and accountability, we empower individuals to regain their independence and develop essential life skills. Our commitment extends beyond providing housing—we aim to cultivate a foundation for lasting recovery, personal growth, and a renewed sense of hope for a brighter future.
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What People are Saying About Us
 

"I’ve been to a lot of Sober living houses and a lot of institutions; this is the one place that I call home still to this day. A man or woman can get sober anywhere if they Truly want it and Charlie’s three-quarter house has taught me how to live...forever Indebted. Great staff, good camaraderie and fellowship Even better outings."
— Zach B.
"Nice place to be in for staying sober and great AA meetings daily."
— Sukhinder S.
"Great place for a man to build a foundation for a sober life. Great support from staff and residents. Through this place I have people in my life that I'm closer to than my own family. Also, very clean."
— Jason M.