Women's Sober Living Program
Into Action Recovery is proud to announce a partnership with Oranges from Morgan, a nonprofit founded by a family who has experienced a loss like that of our founders. Both organizations know firsthand the heartbreak of losing a loved one to substance use disorder. The Mayo family, formerly of Wilmington, lost their daughter, Morgan, in 2019 at the age of 22.
Deeply committed to helping others impacted by substance use disorder, Morgan hoped to become a psychiatrist; tragically, after a relapse, she died from an overdose. Like the board members of Into Action Recovery, the Mayo family chose to honor Morgan’s life by turning their grief into purposeful action.
In addition, former board member Steve Goodell and his wife, Lois, created the Robbie Goodell Foundation in memory of their son, Robbie, who passed away in 2015 at the age of 21.
Through this collaboration, we are excited to announce the opening of our women’s residence, Morgan’s Sober Living, in December 2026. The Robbie Goodell Foundation played a critical role in securing funding to support this expansion. The home will reflect the same mission, values, and structure as our established men’s residence, Fox Run Sober Living.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who supports our work by participating in our annual golf tournament and 5K Run for Recovery. We are also grateful to our friends, family, local businesses, and community sponsors who volunteer, contribute, and help share our mission in so many ways. Your continued support is vital to advancing the reach and impact of our organization.
To help furnish Morgan’s Sober Living, please visit our Amazon Wish List.
If you would like to sponsor a room in honor of a loved one, please email us at intoactionrecovery2015@gmail.com, and we will share details about available sponsorship opportunities.
AMENITIES
Morgan’s Sober Living offers a welcoming, structured environment designed to support individuals on their recovery journey. Located just 30 minutes north of Boston in a quiet, residential neighborhood, the home combines comfort, space, and accessibility to create an ideal setting for healing and personal growth.
Spanning an impressive 5,400 square feet, the residence features six well-appointed bedrooms and four bathrooms, providing ample space for both privacy and community living. The home features a formal dining room, a spacious great room for group gatherings, several sitting rooms, and a modern, fully equipped kitchen that fosters shared meals and daily connection among residents.
Outdoors, the property features ample onsite parking, a spacious deck for relaxation, and a dedicated gardening area. The location is especially advantageous for those balancing recovery with work, school, or outpatient programs. Major highways including I-495, I-93, and Route 3 are easily accessible, and nearby MBTA bus and train stations provide additional transportation options.
Morgan’s Sober Living is more than just a place to stay—it’s a supportive community in a peaceful setting, thoughtfully designed to promote stability, accountability, and long-term recovery success.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
In To qualify for admission, prospective guests must have maintained at least 30 days of sobriety from drugs and alcohol. Additionally, guests are also expected to have completed an inpatient rehabilitation treatment program, with a preference for those based on the 12-Step model. All prospective guests will participate in a personal interview with the program director. Admission inquiries may be submitted by phone or email.
Tuition
To support the quality and consistency of care, Morgan’s Sober Living follows a structured financial commitment. Residents contribute through a monthly tuition payment and a one‑time move‑in fee. Financial details are reviewed in full during the application process, ensuring transparency and giving prospective residents the opportunity to ask questions and fully understand what is included before moving forward.
Contact Us
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Morgan's Sober Living
Women's Program Director
Sheena Jones
(978) 294-8102