Center for Community Recovery Innovations (CCRI)
Creating, preserving and supporting affordable housing for individuals and families in recovery
Through the Center for Community Recovery Innovations (CCRI), MassHousing provides grants to promote the creation and preservation of affordable housing for individuals in recovery and their families.
To date, CCRI has awarded more than $17.5 million in grants for the creation or preservation of nearly 3,200 units of substance-free housing, in 56 communities, serving recovery populations that include men, women, families, veterans, and the LGBTQ+ community.
Questions? Email CCRI@masshousing.com.
Applying for CCRI Grants
The CCRI FY 2026 Grant Application is now available online. View the application.
Press Releases Sober Housing
MassHousing has Awarded $300,000 for the Creation of Affordable Sober Housing in Bellingham and Lowell
Two nonprofit organizations supporting men and veterans impacted by substance use disorder will receive funding to help create 39 new sober housing units
February 25, 2026
To date, CCRI has awarded nearly $17.5 million for the creation or preservation of 3,200 units of substance-free housing.
Press Releases Sober Housing
MassHousing has Awarded $185,000 for the Preservation of Affordable Sober Housing and Supportive Services in Massachusetts
Four nonprofit organizations supporting individuals and families impacted by substance use disorder will receive funding
March 24, 2025
To date, CCRI has awarded more than $16.3 million in grants for the creation or preservation of over 3,000 units of substance-free housing.
Press Releases Sober Housing
MassHousing has Awarded $447,671 for the Production and Preservation of Affordable Sober Housing and Supportive Services in Massachusetts
Funding to six nonprofit organizations supporting individuals and families impacted by substance use disorder will help create 12 new sober housing units and preserve 31
January 08, 2025
To date, CCRI has awarded more than $16.3 million in grants for the creation or preservation of over 3,000 units of substance-free housing.