Call (206) 538-4979 and a person will pick up.
We operate every day with staff available between 9:00 AM and 8:00 PM to talk through your situation and explain next steps. You can call or email us directly to ask questions or start an intake, and you do not need an appointment to reach out. Contact us in whatever way feels safest today so we can help you move toward stable, sober housing.
If You Are in Crisis
This connects you with free, confidential crisis support 24 hours a day if you or someone you care about is struggling with suicidal thoughts, mental health, or substance use. If anyone is in immediate physical danger, please call 911 first.
Adults in Early Recovery
We serve adults in Washington who are in early recovery from substance addiction, especially those stepping out of treatment centers or GRE programs, and you can contact us directly without a referral, case number, or paperwork in hand to begin.
• Structured sober housing Residents move into a fully furnished, substance-free home with clear expectations that protect their recovery and safety.
• Peer-run accountability People with lived experience of addiction and sobriety help guide house culture, expectations, and day-to-day support.
• Random UA testing Regular, random urinalysis helps keep the house 100 percent drug and alcohol free for everyone who lives there.
• Life skills coaching Residents receive guidance with budgeting, paying rent on time, planning savings, and building responsible daily routines.
• Job readiness support We provide practical help with resumes, interview preparation, and understanding workplace expectations so residents can stabilize income.
• Community reintegration help Residents learn how to use local resources and public transportation and how to connect with recovery meetings and support in the community.
What to Bring
For a first visit or intake conversation, it helps to bring a form of identification, contact details for any current provider or case manager, and any paperwork that explains your recent treatment or GRE participation. If you already have information about income, legal obligations, or medications, you can bring that as well. If you arrive without everything, we can still talk, answer questions, and work with you to gather what is needed step by step.
When We Refer Out
Sometimes we meet people whose needs are better served by medical detox, inpatient treatment, mental health care, or other community programs instead of transitional housing. When that happens, we do not simply turn you away, and we work with you to connect directly with the most appropriate local resource. Our goal is to help you move forward without having to start the search over on your own.