Kings and Priest Ministry - 425 House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Kings and Priest Ministry – 425 House is a sober living home in Rifle, Colorado, in Garfield County, serving residents transitioning out of the criminal justice system. Colorado does not publish street addresses for certified recovery residences, so this listing is anchored to the city and county, and placement details run through the operator.

Recovery Housing for Justice-Involved Residents

Kings and Priest Ministry accepts residents connected to the Department of Corrections at the 425 House, a population many sober living programs are not set up to serve. That focus shapes the house's referral relationships and its intake process, which typically runs through a parole officer, a case manager or a reentry program instead of a walk-in application.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

The house accepts residents using medication for opioid use disorder, which matters for anyone leaving incarceration already stabilized on buprenorphine, methadone or naltrexone. Losing that medication at the same time as losing housing is one of the more common ways a reentry plan falls apart, and a house built to prevent it removes that risk.

What Certification Means for This Rifle Sober House

Colorado recognizes recovery residences through certification instead of a state license, carried out by Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado. A house can legally operate outside that system, so a prospective resident or referring agency should confirm current certification status directly.

Rifle and the Western Slope

Rifle sits in Garfield County on Colorado's Western Slope, along the Colorado River valley, with Glenwood Springs serving as the county seat a short drive east. That corridor carries most of the region's courts, treatment providers and reentry services, making Rifle a practical base for someone rebuilding a life after incarceration in western Colorado.