Washington Alliance 
for Quality Recovery Residences

ABSOLUTE Ministries was founded to provide faith-based, positive housing to men and women that have completed a drug or alcohol inpatient rehab program and want to live for Jesus Christ. ABSOLUTE is "real life" with a lot of personal freedoms (car, phone, internet, money management, personal employment, etc). ABSOLUTE also provides graduated limited structure in some of these key areas of life that many individuals have difficulty in after completing a rehab program. Members make a commitment to lead a substance free life, in an atmosphere that focuses on accountability, integrity, character, transparency, and responsibility. This process makes for a true and successful transition, making people sustainable!

Agape Unlimited provides Comprehensive, Affordable, and Culturally Sensitive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment and Housing Programs that meets the innermost needs of Our Participants, Their Families, and the Community. Agape provides evidenced based substance use disorder treatment at low costs for all income levels and accepts most insurances including Washington Apple Health (Medicaid). Agape adheres to the philosophy that no person should be turned away and we will exhaust all resources to get clients the treatment they need. Agape has a diverse team and has semi-annual cultural competency trainings to help our staff meet the client’s needs while being culturally sensitive. We provide housing for low to very low income individuals and families while they address their substance use disorder and other barriers preventing them from succeeding. We help our community by stabilizing our clients and preparing them to re-enter the community as productive members of society. Agape Unlimited and the Sisyphus II Housing Program offer (currently) 16 scattered single family homes within the Bremerton city limits. The size of the houses range from studios to 3br/1ba. Power, water, sewer and garbage are all included in the lease. Rental amounts are calculated at 30% of participants Adjusted Gross Income. The deposit for these units is $600, due at the time of move in. Participants must fall under 220% FPL to qualify. Income verification is required. Participants must be literally homeless to qualify, 3rd party documentation is required. They must be engaged in Outpatient Substance Use treatment. This abstinence-based housing program has a zero tolerance drug/alcohol use policy. Participants on MAT are welcome to apply. House Description: Single adult/family with more than 2 children.

Men's transitional clean and sober housing in Yakima, WA Financial Information: 30 days sobriety requirement $400/Month includes utilities $150 move-in Fee Medications: This home accepts residents who take medications for opioid use disorder. We do not accept individuals convicted of: Arson, Assault, Battery, Felony status, Sex offender, Violent offender, Home incarceration, Parole, Probation.

VISION
To create a fellowship of peers that will provide a safe community of support to Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), underserved marginalized individuals who are victims of criminal assault, have experienced "trauma", emotional, mental, disabilities and encounter barriers in their journey to holistic wellness.

MISSION
Practice person-centered care with a trauma-informed approach to ensure the physical and mental safety of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), underserved individuals, or are victims of criminal assault. We support each individual’s potential, recognizing and building on their strength, and valuing purpose through community.

We offer transitional housing for the hard to serve populations that suffer from substance use disorders and mental health issues. In conjunction with our transitional housing, we offer in house mental health and substance abuse disorder therapy services.

Elijah Family Homes is a 501(c)3 that provides hope, dignity and self-sufficiency through stable housing and supportive services for families seeking recovery in both Benton and Franklin Counties. We serve families regardless of substance abuse history. We have two programs at EFH; the Parent Child Assistance Program and the Transition to Success Program. Both programs serve families for up to three years. The Parent Child Assistance Program serves women and children only. This program was started by the University Of Washington thirty years ago and is a research based program. The Transition to Success Program serves anyone who has their children over 50% of the time and does not qualify for public housing due to reasons other than finances.

House Description: Two story “A” house duplex with basement and large fenced backyard, three bedrooms, one bathroom, no garage in Richland

Financial Information: Tenant pays 30% of households monthly adjusted gross income towards rent. At time of entry into the program, tenant is below 50% of the area median income and stays at or below 80% of the area median income throughout the duration of the up to three-year program.

Our purpose is to support individuals who suffer from substance use disorder by providing stable housing and to create a culture of recovery within our homes. We believe through a strong foundation of recovery and opportunity we offer our residents the ability to live in a sober environment and clear the wreckage of their past. Hand Up Housing is passionately and unequivocally dedicated to providing the highest quality clean and sober recovery residences.

To break the dysfunctional cycle which led to sex trafficking, compromised mental function, abuse, addiction, homelessness, or trauma in women and children.

We accomplish our mission by first offering a hand-up through Esther’s Place, registered certified housing, life skill classes, job readiness and placement, and transformative makeovers. We do this in partnership with Snohomish County Sheriff’s Program, donors, churches, businesses, local nonprofits, food banks, prisons, shelters, and rehab centers.

Our hope is realized when our empowered women are self-sufficient, confident, self-worthy and set free to live the life of their dreams.

Hope Street is a Level II recovery residence for women in Walla Walla, Washington. We are accredited through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences (WAQRR). Hope Street is a home where women can come to heal and recover from the disease of addiction. With the help of our full-time recovery advocate, residents establish an individualized recovery plan. The advocate then walks alongside them as they set out on their recovery journey. During this time Hope Street provides stable housing, social circles, connection with social services, health services and a culture that promotes self-care and hope. Hope Street provides a continuum of support, from inpatient treatment or incarceration, in a cost effective way.

The miracle of Kate’s House Foundation began with a vision—safe and affordable housing for those homeless and in recovery —and launched a movement. Frank and Sherri realized that the private sector can buy real estate to house the homeless and have the house payments made by state and federal dollars. By placing men and women in great neighborhoods, they created a paradigm shift on how to change the trajectory of an individual’s life story.

Kate’s House Foundation is committed to compassionate and medically assisted treatment practices for recovery. We are committed to team work, individual growth and compassionate responses to the individuals entrusted in our care. We work with drug court, prisons, work release, hospitals and the private sector.

Since 2015, we’ve helped 500 plus men and women build new lives, and now we’re helping real estate investors around the country acquire homes to end homelessness and addiction in their own cities. We are great homes in great neighborhoods, utilizing tech-enabled all digital sober living. We use the latest in technology: computerized drug testing, smart technology for monitoring, data collection to assure that we are assisting in recovery and a highly skilled hands-on staff. Many of our staff came through our housing. They know addiction and recovery.

Kitsap County Drug Court Alumni is about helping those in the drug court program. We are the voice of Drug Court, not only to our fellow drug court participants, but to our community as a whole. This house is democratically run, with a house manager that is a board member and a Drug Court Alumni. This is a men's house with 2 single rooms and 2 shared rooms. This house also is only for participants in the Kitsap County Drug Court program at this time. We do have temporary couch positions available for emergencies. We are a local 501(c)3 nonprofit. Our board of directors are all former members of the drug court program, and our main goal is to make connections with the current participants and help the community that we took from for so long.

Lifeline Connections helps struggling adults find hope and healing. We treat substance use and mental illness with deep compassion and steadfast care. More than 3,000 people every year find the help they need at Lifeline Connections. Since 1962, we’ve served our community with behavioral health treatment services grounded in proven practices. We’re a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation whose headquarters is located in Vancouver, Washington. Lifeline Connection's Trueblood Recovery Residence is for sober living. We provide a safe living space for Trueblood Class Members who wish to work on their recovery and housing goals. There are also case management services available to assist tenants in developing their goals and to identify and obtaining needed resources.

New Earth Recovery operates five recovery homes in Mount Vernon, WA. For those new in recovery, we offer a nine month program at Faith House (for women), and Cedar House & The Foundation (for men). For those with more recovery time, we offer longer-term residency at The Trust (for men), and Willow House (for women).

New Earth Recovery serves adults who seek a structured, faith-based recovery program for drug and alcohol addiction. We support medication assisted treatment and partner with many local agencies including Drug Court, Catholic Community Services, Sunrise and Compass Mental Health, Didgwalic Wellness Center, Skagit County Detox, and inpatient treatment facilities statewide.

We believe deep emotional healing is needed to live a life of recovery. While those new in recovery often want to jump back into "regular life," recovery doesn't last unless the original issues that caused addictive patterns are dealt with. Through our relapse prevention program (The Genesis Process), a new way of doing community, solid recovery principles, and inner healing prayer, our residents find peace from the long-held traumas and grief of the past, freeing them to take the next step toward a sustainable, fruitful life.

Women's Recovery Home operated by New Life Friends Church Recovery program. Financial Information: 400.00 per month. All housing referrals are exclusively through Council for the Homeless in Vancouver, WA.
We are located and focused in a local community (Rose Village neighborhood) of Vancouver, WA. Since the basic family unit is one of the main building blocks of God's church, the body of Christ, and also the basic foundation of any stable society, our main efforts are aimed at the restoration of those families through exercising God's principles of faith and actual practice of those principles. We will freely provide services promoting that purpose that will also include the understanding that if you give someone a fish you may feed him for a day, but if you teach him how to fish, he can feed himself and his family for a lifetime.

We provide a transformational platform for men transitioning away from addiction, homelessness, and criminality. We create opportunities for life affirming activities and a culture of growth to strengthen emotional, spiritual, physical and social lives. Early transition into sobriety can be daunting. The initial focus and motivation fades leading to relapse, recidivism, and loss of hope. At Reclaim Project Recovery we equip men to hit the ground running and focus on their recovery by meeting essential needs: purpose, community, shelter and recreation.

Reclaim Project Recovery meets individual needs by offering men agency over their lives through mentoring, coaching, and creating boundaries that don’t enable but empower. Our platform assists men in becoming invested in our community, and they are encouraged to develop a recovery that is best-suited for them.

Some might need housing, while others need a job or a recovery meeting. Our managers and recovery coaches understand our platform’s many capabilities and resources and can assess how to tailor the program to one’s needs. While we encourage participation in all aspects of our program, we recognize that every equation to a new beginning is unique. We are not a rehab, detox center, drug court, or state run outpatient program. We do not give medical or professional advice regarding people’s mode of recovery, nor do we endorse or promote one method of addiction recovery.

At Seasons Housing, we understand that the journey toward recovery can be a difficult and emotional one. Our recovery residences, named "Seasons Housing", is a safe and supportive environment where individuals can begin to heal and rebuild their lives. We believe that everyone deserves a chance to recover, and that's why we created this community.
Our slogan, "It's only a season," reflects the idea that recovery is not a lifelong struggle but a temporary process. Our goal is to provide the resources and support needed to help our residents navigate this season and come out stronger on the other side.
We are a team of dedicated and compassionate individuals who have firsthand experience with the struggles of addiction and recovery. We understand the importance of a stable and supportive environment in the recovery process, and we strive to create that for our residents. Managers are on-site 24/7 to provide support and resources, and enforce rules and regulations to keep the environment safe and sober.
If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction and in need of a safe and supportive environment, we welcome you to join our community at Season's Housing.
Remember, it's only a season, and together, we can get through it.

Shelton Housing First has 1 mission and that is to provide quality affordable housing to our community. We offer and are not limited to: sober living, veterans, seniors, disabled, transitional housing, re-entry, low income and other special needs services. Shelton Housing First is committed to providing safe, affordable all inclusive living environments for those in need.

Sober Living of Washington is focused on providing a safe, structured, and supportive living environment as a transition program from active substance use to sustainable recovery. We have live-in house management, and ownership visits the properties several times a week to ensure standards are being upheld and accountability is maintained. Random Urinalysis testing of each guest, including house management, is done at least once per week and required of all Sober Living of Washington guests. A highly structured environment with several levels of accountability sets us apart from most other recovery residence models, but we are also less strict than some. We encourage getting back to work as soon as possible, we are not religious based, we do not push religion in our homes, and we are open to any facet of 12-step or alternative peer support options as a mode to each guest's recovery. $600 per month, $100 non refundable administrative fee due at the time of entry.

Truly Motivated Transitional Living is a non-profit organization offering clean and sober housing in Washington state. We are accredited by the Washington Alliance of Quality Recovery Residences.

Our vision: To transform lives of those suffering from addiction by providing opportunities in housing, education and support services.

Our Mission: To provide opportunities in Thurston County and the South Puget Sound for those suffering from addiction to transform their lives with the profound belief that people can change.

Truly Motivated comfortably houses up to 23 residents. We have trained, caring staff with lived experience and programs that target healing, life skills, foster community and a sense of connection and self-worth. For 16 years we have witnessed extraordinary success. Truly Motivated has three main objectives- Truly Motivated has three main objectives; to create an atmosphere of grace, provide a safe, structured, home-like environment and programs that change the lives and hearts of the people we serve.

Our mission is to connect broken people to a community of support by providing free resources and services that address immediate and long-term needs in the areas of homelessness, hunger, poverty, addiction, abuse, education and domestic violence.

Washington Transitional Housing provides a safe and encouraging environment for clean and sober living. We house motivated individuals that have made the decision and have taken the first steps to changing their lives through sobriety. Our residents share the common goal of improving their own personal circumstances and to prepare themselves to be “Moving On”, to a more successful life.

At West Sound Treatment Center, we have been helping people on their road to recovery for nearly 40 years. We provide substance use disorder treatment and other services to the Kitsap Peninsula from three office locations – Bremerton, Poulsbo, and Port Orchard – as well as through programs in the jail and the courts. Our nonprofit program also operates transitional houses that provide case management, transportation, and many other services to residents. Call today for an assessment, and we’ll help you kick off your journey.

Wheeler Housing Opportunity Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit. We are committed and compassionate in providing housing and medically assisted treatment practices for recovery. We believe to succeed in life it all begins with a safe, clean place to lay your head. A place to call home. We want to provide that place. WHO-Wheeler Housing Opportunity provides safe affordable housing. Supported living for those seeking to begin and continue the process of achieving a successful, healthy, and productive life including accountability and compassion!

Triumph is a multifaceted community service provider offering a continuum of care for substance use and mental health disorder treatment. We serve individuals and families from across the state of Washington through intensive inpatient and long-term residential programs, intensive outpatient, outpatient, family support groups, assessment and referral, case management, and housing interventions. House Description: Community living for women and children recovering from addiction. Financial Information: Security/ Damage Deposit $500.00 Monthly rent is $250.00 a room and $375.00 for two rooms Medications: This home accepts residents who take medications for opioid use disorder.