About this Sober House
13th Place House is a women's sober house in Claremore, Oklahoma, the seat of Rogers County. It is operated by She Brews, the Claremore nonprofit that pairs recovery housing with paid work in its own coffee roastery, and with eleven beds it is the largest of the organization's Claremore residences.
A Women's Sober House With Eleven Beds
Eleven beds makes a full household. Bedrooms are shared, and someone is almost always home, which changes what the first weeks feel like for a woman who has just left custody or treatment and does not yet have a routine to fill a day. A house that size also carries a real chore rota and a real house meeting, and the women in it hold each other to both. Single-gender housing settles the rest: bathrooms, common space and one set of expectations written for one population.
Recovery Housing Built Around Reentry
She Brews states its purpose as disrupting cycles of incarceration and restoring families, and that focus decides who this house is for. Women arriving from prison come with a stack of obligations that all require an address before they can be worked: supervision reporting, restitution, a license to reinstate, sometimes a custody case. A bed in Claremore puts those inside reach of the Rogers County courthouse and the county's service offices.
What a She Brews Recovery Home Offers Alongside a Bed
Residents can be employed at the organization's Tulsa-area coffee shops, which is where the job training happens. Pulling shots, running a register and keeping a schedule are ordinary skills, and they rebuild a work history that a long absence erased. Volunteer mentors work with residents on the relational and spiritual side. The combination is unusual in recovery housing, where the landlord and the employer are almost never the same organization.
Claremore Sober Living and Rogers County
Claremore is the county seat and the commercial center of Rogers County, and it sits on Route 66 a short drive northeast of Tulsa. For a resident, that geography does real work. The district court, the Claremore Indian Hospital, Rogers State University and the county's employment and human services offices are all in town, so a court date, a medical appointment and a class do not each cost a trip to Tulsa. When Tulsa is needed for a job or a specialist, it is close.
What to Ask Before Moving Into This Claremore Sober House
The street address is not published, and placement runs through She Brews. The questions worth asking are the ones any woman should get answered in writing before she signs: what the weekly fee is and what it covers, whether the work at the coffee shops is expected or optional, how bedrooms are assigned in an eleven-bed house, what happens after a relapse, and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted. A serious operator has those answers ready.
