Sisters in Recovery Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Sisters in Recovery is a women's sober living home on Pasadena Boulevard in Pasadena, Texas, in Harris County, run as a nonprofit residence for women active in twelve-step recovery.

A Women's Sober House on Pasadena Boulevard

This home sits on Pasadena Boulevard in the Pasadena and Deer Park area southeast of Houston, a part of Harris County with its own industrial employment base and its own set of twelve-step meetings apart from downtown Houston. Residents share a household built specifically for women, with single-gender common space and one set of house rules.

Peer Accountability Instead of Clinical Supervision

The house runs on peer support, built around the belief that sustained sobriety depends on connection with other women working the same program. Structure and accountability come from the household itself.

Affordable, Structured Housing

Sisters in Recovery names affordability directly in its mission, and residents pay rent weekly through an online system, a cadence that matches a population often rebuilding steady income alongside sobriety.

A Step Toward Independent Living

The house treats its structure as a stage on the way to independent living. Residents work toward the habits and stability that make moving out, on their own timeline, the goal of the stay.

Harris County Recovery Resources

Houston, the seat of Harris County, sits a short drive from Pasadena, putting residents within reach of the metro's broader recovery network while keeping daily life anchored in the smaller, more industrial community immediately around the house.

ABOUT US We serve only adult women who are committed to maintaining sobriety, thus creating an environment where residents can quickly develop friendships and a sober support system. Seeing other women succeed is a great motivator and resource for the newcomer. SIR House is not a treatment facility, and we offer no therapeutic or medical services. We are a supplement to recovery and an alternative to going from an immersive care environment straight to a completely unstructured environment.