Andy House 2 Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Andy House 2 is a women's sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, run by New Hope Sober Living under an all pathways recovery model.

A Second Women's Sober Living Home in Aurora

Andy House 2 is one of several residences New Hope Sober Living operates for women in Aurora, and the name reflects an organization that has grown past its first location. The house keeps the same structure across every address: single-gender housing, house meetings, and rules disclosed to a resident before she signs anything.

Daily Structure at Andy House 2

New Hope Sober Living builds its houses around routine. Residents are expected to work toward outpatient treatment, employment or volunteering, and the organization helps arrange the appointments that routine depends on, including intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization enrollment and insurance paperwork. Recreational time is part of the schedule too: house outings have included equine therapy, group hikes and shared family dinners.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Is Supported

A resident on a prescribed medication for opioid use disorder is accepted at Andy House 2. New Hope Sober Living treats that medication as part of a woman's treatment plan.

A Certified Colorado Recovery Residence

Andy House 2 operates under an organization certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado. Certification requires a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules, and outside review of complaints, standards that separate a certified recovery residence from an unregulated rental.

Living in Aurora, Arapahoe County

Aurora anchors the southern and eastern edge of the Denver metro area, and its size gives residents of Andy House 2 a wide choice of outpatient clinics, grocery access and public transit without leaving the city. New Hope Sober Living keeps its exact address private and handles placement directly with applicants once an opening exists.