White House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

White House is a women's recovery home in Claremore, Oklahoma, the seat of Rogers County. It has four beds and is operated by She Brews, the nonprofit that grew out of a Claremore ministry and now runs recovery housing alongside a coffee roastery.

A Small Women's Sober House in Claremore

Four beds. The whole house fits around one table, which is either the reason to choose it or the reason to choose something larger. Small houses ask more of each resident, because there is nowhere for a missed chore or a skipped meeting to hide, and they give more back in quiet and in space. Women who are working full time and sleeping badly tend to do well in them.

A Recovery Housing Program With a Ministry Behind It

The organization's housing traces back to His House Ministries in Claremore, and the coffee company was built on top of it. The lineage matters to prospective residents for one reason: this is a program with a long local history in a small county, run by people whose reputation lives in the same town as the houses. Anyone can check the organization's standing in Claremore by asking in Claremore.

Work, Mentors and Recovery Housing Together

Residents can work in the organization's Tulsa-area coffee shops and are matched with volunteer mentors. A woman leaving prison usually needs three things at once, and they usually come from three different places on three different timelines. Here they come from one organization, which is why the program describes housing, employment and mentorship as parts of a single transition.

Sober Living in Rogers County and Green Country

Claremore is the largest city in Rogers County and the seat of its district court. Rogers State University, the Claremore Indian Hospital and the county's service offices are all inside the city, and Route 66 runs through it toward Tulsa in one direction and the Green Country lake towns in the other. Living in the county seat means the appointments that structure early recovery are local, and the metro is available when work requires it.

What to Ask This Claremore Recovery Home

No street address is published, and applications go through the operator. Ask what the weekly fee covers, whether employment in the cafes is expected, how long women stay in a four-bed house, what the relapse and discharge policy says in writing, and whether prescribed medication for opioid use disorder is accepted.