Welcome to NEW FOUND LIFE OF DELRAY BEACH

New Found Life of Delray Beach sober living is located in the recovery capital of America, beautiful Delray Beach Florida in close proximity to vibrant, eclectic Atlantic Ave. Our residents have the unique fortune to enjoy nature’s magnificence on a daily basis by way of the Atlantic Ocean. New Found Life of Delray Beach sober living offers residents the opportunity to embark on a healthy and energetic sober lifestyle with guidance from our caring, sober, qualified and experienced staff. Sober living in combination with our substance abuse treatment program offers the best opportunity for residents to maintain long term sobriety.

Celebrate Sobriety

After treatment, many people are exposed to the same influences and situations that helped trigger their addiction, but when surrounded by a strong sober support system and taught new skills to maintain a healthy, balanced lifestyle, their likelihood of staying sober increases dramatically. If you think sober living can benefit you or a loved one, call New Found Life of Delray Beach today and prepare for an immersion into the natural beauty of Delray Beach and the strongest recovery community in the United States. Come to New Found Life of Delray Beach and let's celebrate your sobriety.

Affordable Sober Living Solutions

New Found Life Sober Living is located in vibrant Delray Beach, Florida. Although our fees are low, our standards and quality of care are of the highest caliber. Our dedicated, full-time on-site staff understands that all our residents have individual needs. Our house has a maximum of 14 residents, which means we give each resident personal attention. Residents enjoy free WiFi, paper products, laundry facilities, cable TV, cooking & cleaning supplies, and fully furnished apartments.

A Sober Living Environment

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New Found Life of Delray Beach is proud to announce the opening of our latest sober home to provide a safe and secure sober living environment for men who are serious about recovery. Our apartments are located in a peaceful neighborhood just a few blocks from the heart of vibrant and eclectic Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach and most importantly, in close proximity to several meeting places for various 12 step recovery meetings throughout the day. See our image gallery »

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Michael Watt, Founder, New Found Life Sober Living

A Personal Message from Founder, Michael Watt

Sobriety is my passion. I understand the difficulty achieving sobriety and the challenges faced each day. But I am here to share with you what I know, what I've learned, and how I live. Sobriety requires a passion for living. Everybody has a passion and once that passion is discovered and unleashed, the real work can begin. My goal is to help residents find their enthusiasm and work toward achieving that dream.

– Michael Watt, Founder | Sober since October 12, 1988

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