About this Recovery Home
Women of the Word Sober Living Home is a women's sober living home in League City, Texas, in Galveston County, on West League City Parkway.
A Women's Sober House on West League City Parkway
The home holds up to eight women and is affiliated with Clear Creek Community Church, which shapes its faith-based approach to recovery coaching and daily accountability. Entry requires 30 days of sobriety or a completed medical detox paired with enrollment in an intensive outpatient program, so residents arrive already stabilized.
What the Weekly Fee Covers
Rent runs $150 a week, and that figure covers all bills, a fully furnished room and Wi-Fi. Leases run three to six months, long enough to build a routine without locking a resident into a year-long commitment before she knows whether the house fits.
Certification Is Voluntary for Texas Sober Homes
Texas does not license or certify recovery residences on its own; the state's only certifying body is the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, and certification through it is voluntary. This house is not on that list, which is common among small, church-affiliated sober homes and is not a mark against it.
Recovery Coaching and Court Support
Beyond housing, the program provides recovery coaching, group exercise, budgeting help and community resource connections. Program directors also assist with paperwork and court appearances, which matters for a resident still working through legal obligations tied to her recovery.
Recovery Housing in League City and Galveston County
League City sits in Galveston County, within the Texas Gulf Coast region, and the county seat, Galveston, is a short drive away. That gives residents at this home access to the courts, outpatient providers and job market of the wider Houston-Galveston area without leaving the county.
ABOUT US
Requirements: 30 days sober or completed medical detox with enrollment in Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Sober living homes are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in sober homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home.
