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Who We Are
About Gateway House

Gateway House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit sober living home serving Cincinnati, OH and the surrounding areas with structured, substance-free housing for individuals committed to building a healthier future. Our home is designed to provide stability, accountability, and peer support for residents who are transitioning from treatment, rebuilding after relapse, or seeking a recovery-focused living environment.

We believe sober living should offer more than a place to stay. At Gateway House, residents are encouraged to develop positive routines, stay connected to recovery resources, and work toward greater independence in a safe and supportive setting. Through house guidelines, shared responsibility, and a welcoming residential atmosphere, we help individuals take meaningful steps toward long-term recovery.
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Gateway House Leadership
 

Portrait of John Conboy, Gateway House Founder
John Conboy | Gateway House Founder

John Conboy

Founder
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Adrian Stamper | Gateway House Executive Director

Adrian Stamper

Executive Director
 
Portrait of Shane Watkins | Gateway House Program Director
Shane Watkins | Gateway House Program Director

Shane Watkins

Program Director
Portrait of Robert Brockman, Gateway House Board of Directors
Robert Brockman | Gateway House Board of Directors

Robert Brockman

Board President
Portrait of Ronda Breeden, Gateway House Board of Directors
Ronda Breeden | Gateway House Board of Directors

Ronda Breeden

Board Vice President
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William Meiners

Board Secretary
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Freeman Durham | Gateway House Board of Directors

Freeman Durham

Board Treasurer
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Kurt Platte

Board of Directors
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Nancy Herbert | Gateway House Board of Directors

Nancy Herbert

Board of Directors
Portrait of Joe Bias, Gateway House Board of Directors
Joe Bias | Gateway House Board of Directors

Joe Bias

Board of Directors
Portrait of Keith Woods, Gateway House Board of Directors
Keith Woods | Gateway House Board of Directors

Keith Woods

Board of Directors
Portrait of Patrick Garry, Gateway House Board of Directors
Patrick Garry | Gateway House Board of Directors

Patrick Garry

Board of Directors

F. A. Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
 


What is a sober living home?
 
A sober living home is a structured, substance-free residence for individuals who are committed to recovery. It provides a supportive environment where residents can build healthy routines, maintain accountability, and transition toward independent living.
 

What is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit sober living home?

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit sober living home is a tax-exempt charitable organization that provides a safe, structured, and substance-free living environment for people in recovery. Unlike a treatment facility, a sober living home focuses on providing stable housing, accountability, peer to peer support, and an environment that encourages residents to develop healthy routines and greater independence.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Gateway House operates in support of its charitable mission rather than for private profit, with resources directed toward helping sustain the organization and the men it serves.

 

Who is sober living best suited for?
 
Sober living is often a good fit for individuals leaving treatment, rebuilding after relapse, or looking for a stable recovery-focused place to live. It is designed for people who are ready to follow house rules, remain sober, and take an active role in their recovery.
 

Does Gateway House serve people outside of Cincinnati, OH?
 
Yes. Gateway House serves residents from Cincinnati, OH and the surrounding areas. Many people choose our sober living home because they want a supportive environment while staying connected to local recovery resources.
 

What should residents expect while living at Gateway House?
 
Residents can expect a substance-free home, clear house expectations, shared responsibilities, peer support, and a focus on personal accountability. Our goal is to create a stable environment that supports sobriety, growth, and daily progress.
 

How do I learn more about availability?
 
The best way to learn more is to contact Gateway House directly. We can answer questions about the home, discuss current availability, and help determine whether our sober living environment is the right fit.
 

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