Washed Clean Women's Home Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Washed Clean Women's Home is a women's sober living house in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, in Minnehaha County. It is a duplex serving 8 women, opened as a separate address from the ministry's men's housing so that both can run at the same time without either being displaced.

Why a Women's Sober House of This Size Matters Here

Eight beds is small, and that is the point. Women's recovery housing is scarce across South Dakota, and the beds that do exist tend to be concentrated in Sioux Falls and Rapid City. A dedicated women's address means a referral from a treatment center or a court does not have to be turned away because the only open bed happens to be in a men's house.

The Program Behind This Recovery Residence

Residents work a four-phase, Christ-centered plan that can run twelve months or longer. Recovery meetings, Bible study and one-on-one sponsorship anchor it. Employed residents pay 175 dollars per week covering programming and transportation, with scholarships for those not yet working.

Where the Address Sits and How Placement Works

The exact street number is not published. Anyone seeking a bed goes through the operator directly, which is standard for women's housing and generally a good sign where safety is a consideration.

Minnehaha County Recovery Housing and the Civic Geography

Sioux Falls is the seat of Minnehaha County, so the courthouse, the drug court docket, probation offices and the bulk of the state's outpatient behavioral health capacity are all in the same city. Someone rebuilding a routine can reach a counseling appointment, a check-in and a shift on the same day, which is rarely true elsewhere in South Dakota.

Certification and What It Means for Sober Living in South Dakota

South Dakota certifies no recovery residences. There is no NARR affiliate and no licensure requirement, so the honest description is that this house is operated by a provider listed with the state Division of Behavioral Health as a participating recovery housing provider.

Who Belongs in This Recovery Home

Women 18 and older who want a small house, a faith-rooted daily structure and a long stay. The scale suits someone who does better in a handful of people than in a large facility.