Washington House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Washington House is a men's sober living home in Wichita, Kansas, in Sedgwick County, operated by 2nd Chance Transition Living. It sits on South Seneca Street on the city's south side, one of four transition houses the organization runs for men and women rebuilding their lives after addiction.

A Men's Sober House on South Seneca Street

Washington House keeps its population to men, which simplifies the practical side of shared living: one set of house rules, one schedule for chores and testing, and no mixed-gender common space to manage. South Seneca Street runs through a residential section of south Wichita a few miles from downtown, within reach of the city's bus network for residents commuting to work.

Faith-Based Recovery Structure

Every resident at Washington House works within the same framework 2nd Chance Transition Living runs across its houses: weekly Bible study, random drug and alcohol testing, active 12-step participation and support finding steady work. Furnished rooms and basic utilities are included, which keeps the weekly cost of the program predictable.

A South Wichita Recovery Home

Wichita is the seat of Sedgwick County and the largest city in Kansas, and its south side holds a mix of light industry and residential streets close to services a resident actually needs: grocery stores, urgent care and entry-level employers within a short drive of South Seneca Street.

Part of 2nd Chance Transition Living's Network

Washington House is one of four sober homes 2nd Chance Transition Living operates in Wichita. The Waco House sits at the same South Seneca Street address and serves both men and women, while New Beginnings and the Tee Lane House round out the organization's houses elsewhere in the city. A resident who outgrows the structure at Washington House can move within the same organization instead of starting over with an unfamiliar provider.