Room to find your feet
A supportive home environment as you adjust to life beyond primary care and work towards greater independence.
A place to begin again
A bridge to
your next
chapter.
You don’t have to take the next step alone. Find space, structure and support as you build a life in recovery.
Halfway house · Bryanston, Johannesburg
Living sober. Living free.
One step.
New possibilities.
A new chapter starts
with a conversation.
with a conversation.
For you. For someone you love.Get to know Cambridge House
A place to settle
Structure for everyday life
People beside you
The space between
Life after treatment.
Support for what’s next.
Leaving treatment can feel like a big step. Cambridge House is a halfway house that helps bridge the gap between primary care and everyday life, with a focus on recovery, responsibility and connection.
Small steps. Steady routines.
Structure and accountability to help you put recovery into practice, one day and one decision at a time.
Support that sees the person
A place to talk about what you need. Speak to our team about counselling and the support available during your stay.
Unsure whether a halfway house is the right next step?You don’t need to have it all figured out before you call.Talk it through with us
Make room for your next chapter
A little space.
A fresh start.
Choose a shared room or a room of your own.
We’ll talk you through availability and help you explore your options.
Shared livingShared room
Your own bed, in a room shared with one other person.
R10 000 per person / month
- Two people per room
- A more affordable room option
Your own spaceSingle room
A private bedroom, with the connection of a shared home.
R13 500 per person / month
- One person per room
- More personal space and privacy
Before making a decision, please confirm room availability, what the monthly fee includes, any deposit and additional costs with our team.
A feel for life here
More than a room.
A place to belong.
Take a look around Cambridge House: welcoming shared spaces, quiet garden corners and room to settle into everyday life.
Ask about visiting the house
Space to take a breath
A warm welcome
Room to connect
A place at the table
A quieter moment
Everyday comfort
Space for daily life
A space to settle in
A closer look at Cambridge House
The house, the support, the first step.
Explore the spaces, hear directly from our team and learn more about the transition to everyday life. Each short video offers a different starting point for your questions.
A closer look at the house
Take a walk through Cambridge House, from the leafy garden and pool area to the lounge and dining spaces. This short tour gives you a feel for the surroundings and the shared spaces that form part of everyday life here.
What to take awayA video is a starting point. Arrange a visit to meet the team, see the house and ask your questions in person.
What happens after primary treatment?
One of our owners explains the role of a halfway house in the transition from primary rehabilitation to everyday life. Hear how Cambridge House approaches this stage with a supportive living environment, accountability, counselling and drug screening.
What to take awayThe focus is on finding your feet while staying connected to recovery support as you return to everyday responsibilities.
Structure, support and everyday life
What does support at Cambridge House look like? Our team talks through three meals a day, weekly counselling sessions, drug testing, support meetings and groups, alongside a shared culture of recovery.
What to take awayAsk the team about current arrangements and how the support available could fit your needs before planning a stay.
Reaching out is a first step
Concerns about stigma can make it difficult to ask for help. In this reel, one of our owners speaks about the recovery community and encourages people experiencing difficulties with alcohol or substance use, and their loved ones, to start asking questions.
What to take awayYou do not need to have every answer before making contact. A conversation with the house or a counsellor can help you explore the next step.
A conversation by the pool
Spend a moment with the Cambridge House team in a conversation filmed beside the pool. Get to know the people behind the house.
Real people. Human connection.
Meet the people
in your corner.
Getting to know the people supporting you matters. Meet the faces behind Cambridge House, and speak to us about the team, counselling support and what to expect during your stay.
Get to know our teamFor the people who care
You’re finding
your way, too.
When someone you love is in recovery, it’s natural to have questions. You can reach out even if you’re not sure where to begin.
I’m enquiring for a loved oneLet’s take the questions
one at a time.
01
Is this the right fit?
Talk to us about your loved one’s situation and the support they need.
02
What will daily life look like?
Ask about routines, counselling, house expectations, work and visits.
03
How can I stay involved?
Discuss family contact, consent and the ways you can support the next step.
Getting started
The first step can be
as simple as hello.
- 01
Start a conversation
Call or WhatsApp us. You can enquire for yourself or for someone you care about.
- 02
Talk through the details
Discuss suitability, room availability, fees, support and any questions you have.
- 03
Plan your next step
If the house is a suitable fit, the team will explain the admission process and what you need.
A few things you may be wondering
Questions are
always welcome.
Can’t find what you need?
We’re here to talk it through.
What is a halfway house?
A halfway house offers a supported living environment between primary treatment and greater independence. At Cambridge House, the focus is on putting recovery into practice in everyday life. Speak to the team about whether this is the right stage of support for you.
How much does a room cost?
A shared room is R10 000 per person per month, sharing with one other person. A single room is R13 500 per month. Please confirm availability, the current fee inclusions, any deposit and additional costs before arranging a stay.
What is included in the monthly fee?
Ask the team for the current breakdown before committing. It’s helpful to check meals, counselling, recovery activities, Wi-Fi, laundry, transport and any separate costs. We’ll talk through the details with you directly.
Can I enquire on behalf of a family member?
Yes. You’re welcome to call or WhatsApp to discuss options for someone you care about. Ask the team how admission, consent and family communication work.
Can I visit, work or study while staying here?
Speak to the team about your circumstances before making plans. They can explain the current house routines, work or study arrangements, visiting guidelines and how to arrange a visit to the house.
How long can I stay, and what do I need to bring?
Length of stay and admission requirements should be discussed with the team. They can confirm any minimum stay, notice requirements, documents and what to bring once you’ve talked through suitability.
What if I need detox or more intensive support?
Tell the team about your needs before planning a stay, so the appropriate level of care can be discussed. Halfway-house accommodation should not be treated as a substitute for medical assessment or emergency care. If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, contact emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department.
Whenever you’re ready
Let’s talk about
what comes next.
For yourself or someone you love.
A question is a good place to start.
You can start with a simple hello. There’s no need to share sensitive personal details in your first message.
Call or WhatsApp071 752 0503
Find us in Bryanston
26B Cambridge Road, Bryanston
Sandton, Johannesburg, 2191