Washed Clean Ministry Center Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Washed Clean Ministry Center is a men's sober living home in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, sitting in Minnehaha County on the city's east side. There is room here for 26 men, and the house shares its site with the ministry's church and classroom space, so most of what a resident is asked to attend happens where he already lives.

What This Sober House Looks Like Day to Day

Residents move through a four-phase program that can be completed in about twelve months by someone fully committed to it. Weekly recovery meetings, Bible study and one-on-one sponsorship carry the structure. The ministry describes its approach as spiritual before it is anything else, and it does not hide that.

Fees and Employment at This Recovery Residence

Employed men pay 175 dollars per week. That figure covers programming and transportation both, which is a meaningful bundle in a city where getting to a job on the west side from East 15th Street is a real logistical question. For men who are not yet working, scholarships are available.

Minnehaha County Recovery Housing and Getting to Work

Sioux Falls is the county seat of Minnehaha County and the economic center of the state. Meatpacking, healthcare systems, warehousing and retail all hire steadily here, and most of them hire people with records. For a man leaving treatment in a town of two thousand somewhere west of the Missouri, an address in Sioux Falls is often the difference between a paycheck within the month and a long wait.

Medication and Clinical Care Alongside This Recovery Home

Washed Clean is a recovery residence and not a treatment facility. Clinical care, prescribing and any medication for opioid use disorder come from outpatient providers in the city, of which Sioux Falls has more than anywhere else in South Dakota. Anyone arriving on a maintenance prescription should raise it directly during the application conversation.

Certification for Sober Living in This Part of South Dakota

No recovery residence in South Dakota is certified, because the state has neither a NARR affiliate nor a licensure requirement. This home is operated by a provider that appears on the Division of Behavioral Health's published recovery housing list, which is the state's only public marker of participation.

Who This Sober Living Home Suits

Men aged 18 and older who want a long stay, a faith-centered daily rhythm and a house where the program and the bed are in the same place. Someone looking for a clinically driven or secular environment should keep looking. Someone who wants a year of structure inside a congregation will find the fit obvious.