About this Sober House
Yellow House is a women's sober house in Claremore, Oklahoma, in Rogers County. It holds four beds and is operated by She Brews, a northeastern Oklahoma nonprofit that runs recovery housing, a coffee roastery and a mentoring program as one transition.
Four Beds in a Women's Recovery Home
A four-bed house runs on agreement instead of administration. Four women decide who cooks, who cleans and how loud the television gets after ten, and the arrangement holds or it does not. That suits a resident who has already served her time in a big, busy house and now needs sleep and a routine more than she needs supervision. It suits a woman in her first fortnight less well.
Restoring Families Through Recovery Housing
She Brews states its mission as disrupting cycles of incarceration and restoring families, and a small house is often where the second half of that happens. Reunification cases move slowly and they move on evidence: a stable address, a documented income, clean drug screens, a calendar of kept appointments. A quiet household with three housemates and a paycheck produces that evidence more reliably than a chaotic one.
Employment at the Operator's Coffee Shops
The nonprofit runs cafes in Tulsa and Claremore and hires women from its own program to staff them. The job is the training. It builds a verifiable work history, teaches the ordinary rhythms of employment, and pays. Volunteer mentors work with residents alongside the job. The housing, the wage and the mentor are the three legs of the program, and they come from one organization.
Claremore Sober Living and Rogers County Services
As the seat of Rogers County, Claremore holds the district court, the county's human services offices, Rogers State University and the Claremore Indian Hospital, all within a few miles of each other. Route 66 links the city to Tulsa in one direction and to the Green Country lakes in the other. For a woman assembling a reunification plan or working through supervision conditions, having the courthouse and the clinic in the same town is a material advantage.
Applying to This Claremore Sober House
The residence does not publish a street address, and placement is handled by the operator across its Claremore houses. Ask what the weekly fee is and what it covers, whether the cafe work is a condition of the bed, how the house handles visitors and children, what happens after a relapse, and whether prescribed medication for opioid use disorder is accepted.
