The Vine House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Vine House is a women's sober living home in Fort Collins, Colorado, in Larimer County. The house describes itself as a sober-friendly community for women, with space set aside for mothers and their children.

A Sober Living Home for Women and Families

The Vine House keeps a home specifically for single mothers, so a resident does not have to choose between staying with her children and finding sober housing. That combination is uncommon in a market where most sober living beds are built around single adults, and it answers a real gap for women leaving treatment with a family to hold together.

What Community-Based Housing Means Here

The house frames its approach as community: residents build relationships with each other and lean on the household, especially during the hours no staff member is present. That model suits someone who wants structure built from peer relationships, and it is worth asking directly what day-to-day expectations look like before moving in.

Recovery Housing in Larimer County

Fort Collins is both Larimer County's largest city and its county seat, home to Colorado State University and a full range of outpatient behavioral health providers. Transfort's bus system connects most of the city, which matters for a resident managing childcare, work and appointments on one schedule without a car.

What Colorado Certification Establishes

Colorado's certifying body, Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, does not require certification to operate a sober house, but a certified residence commits to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of rules and fees, and outside complaint review. A family evaluating The Vine House can ask directly whether that certification applies to this address.

Reaching The Vine House in Fort Collins

Applications and questions go directly to the house's own management. The questions worth asking are the same ones certification is meant to answer where it applies: what the fee covers, how children are accommodated day to day, what house expectations look like, and how a return home or a relapse is handled.

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