Nearly 500 individuals a year go through the program constantly expanding our networks. Clean and Halfway house Sober Homes is a family-run business focused on the well being of our residents and a successful outcome for their recovery. Reach out to us today to learn more about our Drug and Alcohol Recovery Housing options. Providing the necessary tools for you to build a sober life. Everyone involved with Clean and Sober Homes is in recovery or has family in recovery!

Blanton House

The home is located at https://ecosober.com/ Corner of Yakima and S 11th St in Tacoma, Washington. We have multiple fully furnished room choices that offer a clean, safe, friendly environment. Our goal is to help men take the first step in turning their lives around.

AzRHA – The Arizona Recovery Housing Association (AzRHA)

Strategically located in areas that provide easy access to employment opportunities, public transportation, and recovery meetings. Surround yourself with like-minded individuals who understand your struggles and support your goals. Check out our testimonials page to find out what our clients are saying about the accommodations, the professionalism of our staff, and the quality of our programs. Individualized treatment programs for each of our clients. Supporting over 1,100 individuals in their recovery journey.

Beckett House

• John L. Dudoit, Jr. founded Makana O Ke Akua, Inc. in March 2003 with a vision to create a structured transitional home to help recovering substance abuse offenders maintain a Clean and Sober lifestyle.
• My Brother’s House provides case-managed transitional housing for individuals with families who have maintained their clean and sober status and are working a program of recovery.
• Maintains some houses for single men and others for single women; No co-ed housing.
• This is a large, co-ed, 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence with swimming pool accommodating up to 12 residents.
• The company was born out of a desire to support and give back.

The journey often includes seeking out counseling, paying off debt, and finding supportive friendships. Guests who complete our program have saved their first and last month’s rent and deposit, and have found housing. Triumph has provided housing for individuals and families recovering from addiction since 1992. We provide case management and work in partnership with other local agencies in order to offer the most robust services and housing opportunities to our clients. Stable housing gives our clients the first step they need to start on the road to hope and healing.

Transitional Support

I can honestly say I was blessed with Don, Lloyd, Joe, Beau and also Grant, the men who helped me stay clean. What I’ve learned being at House of Hope has a lot to do with the way I live my life. Today, I’d like to thank The Man before me who leads the way. I am clean today, and all the things that I have learned in my sobriety and living a new life, I owe it to my higher power, which is God.

Ultimately, living clean and sober requires a structured lifestyle, of which rules play an important part. If you choose both mutual help groups with formal treatment, your success rate increases even more (Mutual Help Group Roles). It is essential to mark a path to recovery by transitioning into a safe environment after formal treatment while still utilizing your mutual help groups.

Community of Accountability

To support this mission, all Clean and Sober Homes adhere to specific rules and principles. Our homes provide structure through house rules, regular meetings, and access to recovery resources that encourage personal responsibility and growth. John L. Dudoit, Jr. founded Makana O Ke Akua, Inc. in March 2003 with a vision to create a structured transitional home to help recovering substance abuse offenders maintain a Clean and Sober lifestyle. John wanted to give back the same life-changing support that he was given when he was in recovery.

Let’s Get Started

People recovering from drug and alcohol addictions face a difficult set of challenges with each stage of the recovery process. As addicts progress through recovery, drug treatment environments tend to become less and less structured along the way. When you finally make the decision to become clean and sober, your path may lead you to sober housing. Sober housing can be very effective for finding others who are also committed to their sobriety, allowing you to seek answers among like-minded individuals.

The Living Clean and Sober Mindset

• Don’t miss this opportunity to start your journey in a safe and supportive environment.
• Our mentors can continue to work with clients and families during and after moving out.
• AzRHA advocates for recovery housing legislation and works with the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) to enhance national standards.
• Providing the necessary tools for you to build a sober life.
• In this way, a sober home can pick up where drug treatment leaves off in terms of living clean and sober within a less structured and/or confined treatment setting.
• There are three units for pregnant or parenting women and six units for homeless families with children.

A carefully planned move out can be essential to continued success. Our mentors can continue to work with clients and families during and after moving out. Ask about our continued testing program for healthy transitions. Our networks, and long term reputation, mean we have employer connections that are willing to work with people in transition without judgement.