Brooklyn House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Brooklyn House is a women's sober living home on Brooklyn Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, in Jackson County. Pieces Peace's Traditional Housing Program operates the house as part of its Kansas City sober living network.

A Women's Sober House on Brooklyn Avenue

Brooklyn Avenue runs through Kansas City's historic east side, not far from the 18th and Vine district. Brooklyn House gives women a single-gender living environment where bedrooms are shared and house rules apply equally to everyone living there.

One of Three Women's Houses in the Program

Pieces Peace's Traditional Housing Program runs its women's housing separately from its men's houses, keeping each residence single-gender. A woman placed at Brooklyn House shares the property only with other women, and the operator's other houses give her somewhere to transfer if her needs change.

Recovery Housing in Kansas City's Jackson County

Kansas City anchors Jackson County, whose government seat sits in Independence, and the city concentrates the treatment providers, courts and job market that most residents need during early recovery. Brooklyn House sits inside that network directly.

Certification Is Optional Under Missouri Law

No Missouri statute requires a recovery residence to certify with the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers, and a house's absence from that voluntary registry is not a mark against it.