Lions House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Lions House is a women's sober living home in Pueblo, Colorado, the seat of Pueblo County, operated by Foundations Incorporated.

A Women's Sober House Built Around Shared Space

Lions House is a five-bedroom, three-bathroom ranch-style home housing up to twelve women, built around an open-concept kitchen, dining and living area. The finished basement holds a movie theater room and additional space for group activities, and the backyard is kept as a quiet space for residents. Shopping and restaurants are close by.

What Certification Through Colorado's Recovery Housing System Means

Lions House is certified under Colorado's recovery residence certification framework, run by Ohio Recovery Housing for the state's Behavioral Health Administration. That status requires Foundations Incorporated to publish its house rules and fees before move-in, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, and remain open to outside complaint review. Colorado's certifying body does not publish levels for individual residences, so certification itself is the record worth checking.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Is Supported

Residents using medication-assisted treatment are accepted at Lions House, in keeping with Foundations Incorporated's policy across its houses, so a woman stabilized on a prescribed medication is not asked to give up her housing to keep her treatment.

Living in Pueblo County

Pueblo is both the city and the county seat, and it anchors southern Colorado's Arkansas Valley as a regional hub for jobs, courts and outpatient treatment. A resident of Lions House can reach most of the services a household in early recovery needs without leaving the city. The exact address is not published; Foundations Incorporated handles placement and visits directly.