WRAP House, an integral part of the High Point Treatment Center network, provides a structured sober living environment for women and individuals who identify as female in New Bedford, Massachusetts. This 18-bed residence carefully screens potential residents and accepts referrals from substance use treatment and detox facilities to ensure compatibility with their recovery-focused community. The program offers comprehensive support through substance use counseling with specific focus on relapse and overdose prevention, complemented by practical life skills training, vocational services, and thorough aftercare planning. While WRAP House connects residents with external resources for mental health treatment and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), their primary mission centers on helping participants successfully reintegrate into community living. The program has particular experience supporting individuals who have recently experienced homelessness, guiding them toward sustainable recovery and long-term sobriety. Financial accessibility remains a priority, with WRAP House accepting MassHealth (Medicaid) and offering sliding fee scales for uninsured or underinsured individuals, ensuring treatment remains accessible to those who need it most.