Meadowland House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Meadowland House is a women's sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County, run by Gospel Homes for Women alongside its Morley House location.

The Second Home in a Small Ministry's Portfolio

Meadowland House gives Gospel Homes for Women a second address in Colorado Springs, and the operator runs both under the same Christian restoration mission. No bed count or fee schedule is published for this specific house, consistent with a nonprofit that operates on donations instead of a standard commercial rent model.

A Single-Gender Household by Design

The house serves women only, which the operator ties directly to its restoration model: a household of women supporting each other through recovery, without the added dynamics of a mixed-gender building. Faith practice, likely including regular Bible study and church attendance, is part of daily life, consistent with how Gospel Homes for Women describes its broader ministry.

Certification in a State That Does Not Require It

Colorado only requires certification through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado for a residence to accept state referrals or funding. A house can operate without it. Certification is still the single record a family can check independently, covering a written code of ethics, published fees and rules, and an outside complaint process.

Recovery Housing in El Paso County

Colorado Springs anchors El Paso County and holds the bulk of the region's outpatient providers and courts. Meadowland House sits inside that network, giving residents practical access to appointments and services without leaving the county.

Contacting Gospel Homes for Women

Applications for Meadowland House go through Gospel Homes for Women. Prospective residents should ask about length of stay, the specifics of faith-based programming, and how the ministry documents fees and house rules before a woman moves in.