Peer-run transitional housing supporting safe, structured recovery and independent living readiness.

Transitional Housing

Structured Recovery Living

Structured Recovery Living is our core housing program for adults who are serious about protecting their sobriety after treatment or the GRE program. We provide a steady, predictable home environment where you do not have to worry about substances in the house, so you can focus on building real stability instead of just surviving each day.

Residents step into a peer-run community where structure is clear and consistent. Random UA testing keeps the entire home truly substance-free and gives everyone peace of mind. Mandatory bi-weekly house meetings are where we check in as a group, address concerns before they turn into conflicts, and make sure everyone understands the same expectations. You are not just following rules-you are learning how to live with accountability and respect, side by side with people who have walked the same path.

Daily life in Structured Recovery Living includes curfews, chore responsibilities, and quiet hours that support rest, work, and recovery activities. We reinforce routines that make it easier to hold a job, attend appointments, and show up for yourself consistently. Along the way, we offer guidance around employment, basic budgeting, and using local recovery and community resources, so you can prepare for your next step into independent living.

For treatment centers, case managers, and GRE staff, this program offers a reliable, peer-run transitional living option in Lacey, WA with clear rules, documentation, and open communication. For residents, it is a safe place to land, rebuild, and move forward with structure and support instead of chaos and isolation.

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