Alas Nuevas Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Alas Nuevas is a women's sober living home in El Paso, Texas, in El Paso County, certified at Level II and Level III by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. It is run by Recovery Alliance, an El Paso organization that has provided peer recovery services since 2002.

A Certified Women's Sober House in El Paso

Alas Nuevas houses women only, and Recovery Alliance's coaching background shapes how the house runs day to day: staff who already work in peer recovery support, not simply property management, oversee the residence. The operator does not publish a street address for this location; applicants work out placement and move-in details directly with Recovery Alliance.

What TROHN Level II and III Certification Establishes

Texas does not require recovery housing to be licensed or certified, so certification here is a choice Recovery Alliance made on its own. Level II and III certification from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network commits Alas Nuevas to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, and a complaint process that runs outside the house itself. For a family evaluating a sober house from out of town, that is a real record to check.

Part of a Four-House El Paso Network

Alas Nuevas is one of four sober houses Recovery Alliance operates in El Paso, alongside a men's residence, a coed residence and a larger 60-bed men's facility. Being part of that network means a resident who eventually needs a different setting is dealing with staff who already know her case.

Recovery Housing on the Border

El Paso is the seat of El Paso County and the hub of Far West Texas, a bilingual border city with its own labor market, healthcare system and social services separate from anywhere else in the state. A woman placed here is inside that infrastructure, not isolated from it.