The Princess House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Princess House is a women's sober living home in Kansas City, Missouri, in Jackson County, operated by Sarita Lynne Ministries since January 2005.

A Long-Running Women's Sober House

The Princess House has served women in recovery for two decades under Dr. Sarita Graham, who founded and reorganized the program in 2005. It serves young and middle-aged women from varied backgrounds, including women with substance use histories, women reentering society after incarceration, and women veterans.

A Faith-Based Recovery Model

Sarita Lynne Ministries runs The Princess House around a combination of faith in God, supportive family and compassionate treatment, positioning recovery support inside a broader ministry instead of a standalone clinical service.

Serving Women Veterans and Women in Reentry

The program's stated population includes women coming out of incarceration and women veterans alongside women with substance use histories, a broader intake than many single-focus recovery homes take on.

Recovery Housing in Kansas City and Jackson County

As the seat of Jackson County and the Kansas City metro's largest city, Kansas City gives The Princess House access to veterans' services, outpatient providers and a wide labor market within reach of its Benton Boulevard location.

Alongside Joshua's Safe Haven

The Princess House is one of two named programs run by Sarita Lynne Ministries, the other being Joshua's Safe Haven for men. Leadership includes founder Dr. Sarita Graham and board officers Atty. Arimeta Davis, Terry Seals and Van Racy.