David's House Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

David's House is a sober living home at 9161 Blondo Street in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County. It is an approved provider on the state's transitional living portal and takes placements at both of the service tiers Nebraska Probation uses.

A Recovery Home on Blondo Street in West Omaha

Blondo Street runs east to west across most of the city, and the 9100 block sits in the western residential belt near the Maple Street and 90th Street commercial corridors. Retail, food service and warehouse employment are close by, and Metro's bus network reaches the area. For a resident whose old routines belong to another part of Omaha, that distance is part of what the placement provides.

Two Levels of Support Under One Roof

The house is listed at both probation service tiers, so it can hold a resident needing close structure alongside one who is further along. When someone's supervision conditions ease during a stay, they can often remain at the same address instead of moving. Keeping a job, a bus route and a household intact through that change is worth more to most residents than an upgrade in setting.

Referrals Into This Douglas County Sober Living Home

Placements come mainly through probation, parole, problem solving courts and corrections, with vouchers and case management attached. Private applicants should contact the house directly about cost and availability, since that route works differently from a court placement.

Choosing a Nebraska Recovery Residence

Nebraska certifies no recovery residences and keeps no registry of them, and the state has no affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Legislation creating baseline standards and inspections has been introduced and has not become law. That leaves a resident with the operator's own answers, so the questions matter: what the weekly fee covers, whether a manager lives on site, how bedrooms are assigned, what happens after a relapse, and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted.