Trinity House C Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Trinity House C is a women's sober living home in Columbia Station, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Peer-Run level in Lorain County.

A Peer-Run Women's Sober House in Lorain County

Peer-Run is the least staff-directed of Ohio's three certification levels, and it puts day-to-day operation of the house in residents' own hands within a certified structure. Twelve women live here, a size that makes peer governance workable: small enough that accountability stays personal. The home is wheelchair accessible.

What Peer-Run Certification Still Requires of a Recovery Home

Peer-Run does not mean unregulated. Ohio Recovery Housing certification obliges every level, including this one, to disclose fees and house rules in writing before move-in, publish a code of ethics, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, and route complaints to a process outside the house. A peer-led household still answers to those same standards.

One of Five Trinity Sober Living Homes in Columbia Station

The operator runs five Trinity houses in Columbia Station, and this is the only one certified at the Peer-Run level. Residents who want a more self-directed household, with less staff presence day to day, have that option inside the same small community.

Applying to This Peer-Run Recovery Residence

The street address is not published, and placement runs through Road to Hope House Inc. Ask what peer leadership looks like in practice here, how the twelve beds are assigned, what the fee covers, and how the relapse and discharge policy is enforced by residents themselves.