Soaring Hope Recovery Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Soaring Hope Recovery is a coed sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County. The house sits on Briargate Boulevard in the northern part of the city, and it houses men and women together under one set of house rules.

A Coed Sober Living Home in Colorado Springs

Running one household for men and women together is a deliberate structural choice. House rules, curfews and shared space have to be enforced evenly across everyone living there, and it suits residents who prefer a mixed household to a single-gender dorm. Anyone considering Soaring Hope Recovery should ask directly how bathrooms, bedroom assignments and house meetings are handled, since those specifics vary between coed programs even when the label is the same.

Where the House Sits in Northern Colorado Springs

Briargate is one of the newer, more suburban sections of Colorado Springs, set toward the city's northern edge. That location puts residents near the retail corridor along Briargate Boulevard and North Nevada Avenue, and within reach of the Powers Boulevard commercial strip, both lined with entry-level jobs that suit someone rebuilding a work history early in recovery.

Recovery Housing Oversight in Colorado

Colorado recognizes recovery residences through a state-approved certification system instead of a state license. Since 2019, state law has required certification by a Behavioral Health Administration-approved body for a residence to accept state referrals or funding, and Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado carries out that certification statewide. A house can operate lawfully outside that system, so its absence from the certification list says nothing on its own.

El Paso County's Recovery Resources

Colorado Springs is the seat of El Paso County and the largest city between Denver and the New Mexico border, giving residents at Soaring Hope Recovery access to a full slate of outpatient providers, courts and community services without needing a car to reach the ones downtown. For someone leaving treatment or incarceration, that concentration of services in one county matters as much as the house itself.