Women and Children's Recovery Residence Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Women and Children's Recovery Residence is a sober living home for women and their children in Pueblo, Colorado, in Pueblo County, operated by Crossroads Turning Points, Inc.

A Recovery Home for Mothers and Children

This sober living home keeps mothers and their children under one roof, giving a woman a recovery placement built to accommodate her family from the start. Crossroads Turning Points runs the residence as part of a broader continuum that includes outpatient treatment, case management and prevention services, so a mother moving in already has a path to the clinical support her recovery plan needs.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Support

Residents taking prescribed medication for opioid use disorder are supported at this residence. For a mother managing both recovery and childcare, staying on a prescribed medication without having to choose between treatment and housing removes one of the more common reasons a recovery plan breaks down.

Part of a Wider Pueblo Recovery Network

Crossroads Turning Points operates this residence alongside a separate women's recovery home and a men's residence in nearby Trinidad, giving the organization a portfolio that spans Pueblo and Las Animas counties. Pueblo itself is the seat of Pueblo County and the largest city in southern Colorado, with the outpatient providers, courts and schools a family in recovery housing typically needs close by.

Applying Through Crossroads Turning Points

Applications for the Women and Children's Recovery Residence go through Crossroads Turning Points directly. Because the organization also runs behavioral health services beyond housing, a mother already receiving care through Crossroads has a direct, warm path into the residence.