RHI-C - Fairplay Recovery House

About this Recovery House

RHI-C – Fairplay is a sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County. The residence is operated by Recovery Housing Initiative-Colorado and certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado.

A Certified Sober House in Aurora

Aurora is Colorado's third-largest city, and this residence sits within its Arapahoe County section, east of the older Denver core. Buckley Space Force Base is inside city limits and is one of the area's larger employers, and RTD's R Line light rail runs through the city on its way to the Anschutz Medical Campus and Denver International Airport, giving residents transit access without needing a car right away.

What ORH-CO Certification Means Here

Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado certification requires RHI-C to publish a code of ethics, hand applicants written fees and house rules before move-in, and accept an outside complaint process. That certification is what qualifies the residence for state referrals under Colorado's House Bill 19-1009, and since the state publishes no per-residence levels, it is the single credential worth verifying before applying.

Support for Residents on MAT

RHI-C accepts residents taking medication for opioid use disorder at its certified residences, and it makes rent subsidy support available to eligible applicants. This is not family housing: residents apply as individuals, and the programming is not faith-based, so there is no required religious curriculum attached to a bed here.

Applying to RHI-C – Fairplay

No street address for this residence is published in the state certification registry. Contact Recovery Housing Initiative-Colorado directly to ask about current openings, cost, and whether rent subsidy support applies to a specific applicant.