Miracles Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Miracles is a women's residential recovery program at 1738 Market Place Street in Wichita, Kansas, in Sedgwick County. Miracles Inc., the nonprofit behind it, frames its work around addiction as a public health issue tied to poverty, violence and inequality, and it runs the residence alongside outpatient and family-focused services in the city.

A Women's Recovery Residence in Wichita

This program houses women in recovery, and its focus on family recovery, not just individual treatment, shapes how residents are supported: the surrounding damage addiction does to a household is treated as part of the work, not a separate problem. Market Place Street sits inside Wichita's broader recovery services network, which includes the organization's own outpatient and behavioral health locations elsewhere in the city.

Miracles Inc. as a Wichita Recovery Provider

Miracles Inc. runs services beyond this single residence, including outpatient and intensive outpatient programs and a consulting practice, all under one Wichita-based organization. A resident moving through the Miracles residential program has access to that same organization's outpatient services afterward.

Recovery Housing in Sedgwick County

Wichita is the largest city in Kansas and the seat of Sedgwick County, and its concentration of behavioral health providers, courts and public transit supports a residential program built to keep women connected to outpatient care once they leave. Kansas has no statewide certification standard for recovery residences, so an operator's own continuity of services in one city is a meaningful thing to check.

A Public Health Approach to Women's Recovery

Miracles frames addiction as a public health matter shaped by economic and social conditions, not solely an individual failing. For a woman weighing where to live during recovery, that framing shows up as a program built to address the surrounding pressures on a family, not only the substance use itself.