Faith House Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Faith House is a women's sober living home in Warr Acres, Oklahoma, in Oklahoma County. Branch15, a Christian nonprofit serving women recovering from addiction, incarceration, trafficking and domestic violence, operates the house, which the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources certifies at Level 2.

A Certified Women's Home in Warr Acres

Warr Acres is a small city tucked inside the Oklahoma City metro area, bordered on most sides by the capital itself. For a resident, that means an address inside a quieter, mostly residential community while still sitting minutes from the services and job base of a much larger city.

Fourteen Beds and a Faith-Based Structure

Fourteen women live at Faith House at capacity, a house size that lets Branch15 run a defined daily rhythm without the anonymity of a much larger facility. The organization ties that structure to four values it names on its own site, connection, competency, character and confidence, and expects residents to build all four during their stay.

OKARR Level 2, Explained

Level 2 certification from the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources binds Faith House to a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before a resident signs anything, a documented relapse and discharge policy, and review by someone outside the house if a complaint is filed. That combination is what separates a certified recovery residence from a landlord renting rooms with no outside accountability at all.

One of Seven Branch15 Houses

Faith House belongs to a seven-house network Branch15 runs for women throughout Oklahoma, from the Oklahoma City metro east to Tulsa and west to Clinton. A resident who needs to move to a different city for work or family reasons can often do it inside the same organization and the same rules she already knows.

Reaching Faith House

Applications for Faith House go through Branch15 itself. The questions certification obliges an answer to are worth asking up front: what the fee structure covers, how bedrooms are assigned among fourteen residents, and what happens after a relapse.