Chance Homes - Cascade House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Chance Homes - Cascade House is a certified sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County, on North Cascade Avenue.

A Sober House on North Cascade Avenue

Cascade House sits on North Cascade Avenue, a well-known corridor running through central Colorado Springs near Colorado College, putting residents within reach of downtown services on foot or by bus.

Comprehensive Sober Living With Medical Support

Cascade House combines housing with medical care, peer coaching and life skills training, and the operator accepts HealthFirst Colorado Medicaid along with scholarship funding for residents who qualify.

Certification Through Colorado's Statewide Process

Recovery residences in Colorado are certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's NARR affiliate, and Cascade House operates under Chance Homes' certification, which requires published rules, disclosed fees and an outside complaint process.

Support for Medication-Assisted Treatment

Residents on medication-assisted treatment are supported at Cascade House, keeping housing available to people managing opioid use disorder with a prescribed medication.

Housing for Women and People Leaving Incarceration

Chance Homes focuses on women in recovery and people transitioning out of incarceration, populations for whom stable, medically informed housing is often hardest to find.

Recovery Housing in El Paso County

Colorado Springs is the seat of El Paso County and the center of the Pikes Peak region, and North Cascade Avenue keeps residents close to downtown treatment providers and courts.