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Run by people who believe recovery deserves dignity, held to high standards in everything we do.
Now preparing to welcome our first residents
Granite Circle is a recovery home in New Hampshire: a good, clean, safe place to live, work, and get your life back on track.
Support. Strength. Renewal.
Run by people who believe recovery deserves dignity, held to high standards in everything we do.
A sober, substance-free home kept to a standard we're proud of. Clear guidelines protect everyone's recovery.
A stable, respectful household where you can focus on what matters: work, health, family, and what's next.
About us
New Hampshire is the Granite State, named for stone that stands up to anything. Granite Circle takes its name from that strength, and from the circle of support every person in recovery deserves.
We're preparing to open our first recovery home here, built to grow. Too many recovery homes operate in a gray zone. We believe clarity and standards are what separate good homes from bad actors, and we're building on that belief from day one.
"A good, clean, safe place for people that are recovered or recovering to be able to live, work, and get their lives back on track."
Our approach
Live alongside people who understand recovery from the inside. Mutual respect, shared accountability.
Clear house guidelines and shared responsibilities keep the home safe and steady for everyone.
A real home in a real neighborhood. Pursue your own recovery, work, and daily life with a sober household behind you.
Recovery is a daily practice. We keep a home where each day can begin steady, clear, and hopeful.
For future residents
We're putting the finishing touches on our first home. When our doors open, here's what you can count on:
Leave us your name and a way to reach you. We'll let you know the moment our first home is ready.
Join the waitlistCall us today. We'll answer your questions honestly, even before our doors open.
Call (603) 573-0244Contact
Questions about the home, the waitlist, or partnering with us? Reach out any time.
If you or someone you love is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, any time.