Donna House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Donna House is a women's sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, operated by New Hope Sober Living.

A Sober Living Home for Women in Aurora

Donna House keeps the population single-gender and the house rules identical to New Hope Sober Living's other Aurora residences: fees and expectations disclosed in writing, a furnished house, and a shared commitment to a drug- and alcohol-free household.

What the All Pathways Program Covers

New Hope Sober Living describes its model as all pathways, meaning a resident's route through recovery is not fixed to one method. At Donna House that translates into direct help getting into intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization programs, working through insurance questions, and handling legal paperwork tied to probation, parole or custody. The organization also builds in group activities, including equine therapy and hiking, alongside family dinners meant to rebuild relationships strained by active addiction.

Medication Is Not a Barrier at Donna House

Residents prescribed medication for opioid use disorder are welcomed at Donna House. New Hope Sober Living treats that prescription as a legitimate part of recovery, an accommodation that keeps a woman's housing and her treatment plan aligned.

Certification and What It Requires

New Hope Sober Living is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's approved certifying body. Certified operators publish a code of ethics, disclose fees and rules before move-in, and submit to a complaint process outside the house.

Aurora and Arapahoe County

Aurora sits at the southern and eastern edge of the Denver metro area and is the largest city in Arapahoe County, whose seat is Littleton. The city's scale means Donna House residents have outpatient care, public transit and entry-level jobs within a short distance. New Hope Sober Living keeps this address private and manages placement directly with applicants.