Noah's House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Noah's House is a sober living home in Littleton, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, run by Summit Healing, a nonprofit recovery housing provider.

A Sober Living Home for Co-Occurring Recovery

Noah's House is part of a small group of residences Summit Healing runs specifically for people managing substance use together with a co-occurring mental health diagnosis.

What the Nonprofit's Model Provides

Summit Healing operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit built around the idea that mental health and substance use recovery happen together, not in sequence. At Noah's House, residents are not asked to resolve one condition before the other is addressed.

Referral-Based Admission

Getting into Noah's House starts with a referral form or an overnight stay request submitted to Summit Healing, a process designed to connect a resident's existing care team directly to the house.

A Certified Recovery Residence

Summit Healing is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, and certification requires published ethics standards, disclosed fees and rules, and a complaint process a family can use independent of the house.

Littleton and the Southwest Denver Metro

Littleton serves as the seat of Arapahoe County and sits in the southwest of the Denver metro area. Summit Healing keeps this address private and works with referring providers directly to arrange a bed.