410-357-1846

925 Brooks Lane
Baltimore MD 21217

Reservoir is a place for men to live for up to six months on their journey to clean and sober living.

If you've finished treatment at a higher level of care but you still need regular structure and support, stay with us.

If you want to learn more about us, scroll down and read on.

Ready for your next step?

How to stay with us

  • You can directly request to stay at Reservoir. We also accept referrals from hospitals, outpatient programs, justice partners, and families.

  • If we have an open bed and you are a good fit for our program, we will try to quickly find a place for you here.

  • We will explain any costs first. We work with Maryland Medicaid to fund the services we offer. Let us know if you have other insurance.

Our house

  • Located in north Baltimore’s Reservoir Hill neighborhood, next to beautiful Druid Hill Park and Druid Lake.

  • Walkable to the Maryland Zoo, the bus line, a local food bank and several 12 Step meeting sites. 

  • Large 3-floor historic end-unit rowhome for up to 16 male residents. Every floor has 2 apartments with their own bathroom, kitchen, covered balcony, heating, air-conditioning, natural light, and scenic views.

  • Shared bedrooms and common areas that feel like a home. You’ll cook, clean, and follow routines that prepare you for independent living.

Life at Reservoir

  • Phase 1: For your first seven days, you will stay here 24/7 so you can adjust to the schedule and meet your peers. Though you can’t leave, you can still use your phone.

  • Phase 2: After your first week, you’ll spend your day seeking work or education, then return in the evening for group events. Each week, we will expect you to be part of:

    • 2 clinical groups

    • 1 personal therapy meeting

    • 1 medication management meeting

    • 1 optional goals group on Mondays

    • 1 optional house meeting on Sundays

  • Phase 3: When it’s time for you to leave Reservoir, you and your counselor will create a clear plan for what comes next. You will likely move to outpatient treatment, continue peer support, and keep working on goals like housing, jobs, and school.

Our operations

Historic Baltimore row homes in Reservoir Hill with decorative columns, set behind a black wrought iron fence, with lush green trees and bushes lining the sidewalk.
Interior view of a staircase with dark brown carpet, black wooden handrails, exposed brick walls on the left, and white paneled wall on the right with framed pictures. There are large windows allowing natural light to enter.
A bedroom with two beds covered with orange textured blankets, a white pillow on the bed on the right, and a white towel on the bed on the left. There are two windows with blinds, a closed closet with white double doors, and a small black nightstand
Living room with two gray chairs and a coffee table on a beige rug, a window with blinds, a white door, and an open doorway leading to a bedroom and kitchen.
A cozy living area with a gray armchair and wooden coffee table located in front of a large window with blinds. A doorway leads to a kitchen with wooden cabinets and two windows with blinds, allowing sunlight to brighten the space.
A bathroom with a bathtub and shower, a window with blinds, a towel ring with a white towel, a mirror, a sink with soap, and tiles on the floor.
A cozy sitting area with a gray upholstered armchair, a wooden coffee table, and a window with blue blinds in a room with beige walls and wooden flooring.
A kitchen with two large windows with white blinds, a stainless steel sink with a granite countertop, a paper towel roll, a gas stove with a towel hanging, and white cabinets.
Two dark gray sofas with patterned throw pillows in a room with a distressed white wall, small window, and a white floor lamp.
Kitchen with white cabinets, granite countertop, black oven, microwave, and a wooden dining table with a cushioned chair.