Pilgrimage House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Pilgrimage House is a women's sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the seat of El Paso County, operated by Foundations Incorporated.

A Women's Sober Home in Colorado Springs

Pilgrimage House houses up to nine women across four bedrooms and three bathrooms, a bedroom-to-bathroom ratio that gives the household more private space than most of Foundations Incorporated's other residences. The house is furnished with an emphasis on comfortable, modern common areas meant to support a quieter, more settled household.

What Colorado's Certification System Requires

Pilgrimage House is certified through Colorado's recovery residence certification framework, run by Ohio Recovery Housing for the state's Behavioral Health Administration. Certification requires Foundations Incorporated to publish the house's rules and fees before a resident moves in, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, and accept outside review of complaints. Colorado does not publish certification levels for individual residences, so the certification record itself is what to verify.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Accepted

Women using medication-assisted treatment are accepted at Pilgrimage House, in keeping with Foundations Incorporated's policy across its houses, so a resident's medication and her housing stay aligned instead of working against each other.

El Paso County's Largest City

Colorado Springs is the seat of El Paso County and the second-largest city in the state, with a broad base of employers, outpatient providers and transit apart from the Denver metro area. Pilgrimage House gives residents a foothold in that city without needing to relocate north. The exact street address is not published; Foundations Incorporated arranges placement and site visits directly.