Brandi's House of Hope Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Brandi's House of Hope is a women's sober living home in St. Charles, Missouri, the seat of St. Charles County, run by LIV Recovery Sober Living. It holds nine women and is one of three LIV Recovery houses clustered in the western St. Louis metro, alongside a men's home in the same city.

A Women's Sober House in St. Charles

Nine women live at Brandi's House of Hope, part of an organization founded by Cameo Jones and Derrick Jones Sr. that also does business as Living In Victory. St. Charles County's seat gives the house proximity to outpatient providers, courts and employers without requiring a commute into St. Louis proper.

LIV Recovery's Support Programs

LIV Recovery Sober Living pairs its housing with a Respite Program for short-term stabilization, outpatient services, and a Peer Apprenticeship Program that trains residents for paid work in recovery support. A woman at Brandi's House of Hope has access to that broader network of services on top of housing.

Certification and Missouri's Voluntary Standard

Missouri imposes no legal requirement that a recovery residence certify with anyone. The Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers runs the state's voluntary accreditation as its NARR affiliate, and the Department of Mental Health's licensure reaches clinical treatment facilities, not standalone sober housing. A house not listed with MCRSP has simply not pursued that voluntary program.

Women's Recovery Housing in St. Charles County

St. Charles sits along the Missouri River in one of the fastest-growing counties in the metro, and LIV Recovery has concentrated a third of its six-house network here. That cluster means a resident who needs a different setting has other LIV Recovery houses nearby run by the same staff.

Applying to Brandi's House of Hope

LIV Recovery Sober Living places residents across its full network as a single intake. The relevant questions cover the weekly fee, how the Respite Program and Peer Apprenticeship Program connect to daily house life, and the organization's approach to medication-assisted recovery.