Redeemer House Lee Hall Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Redeemer House Lee Hall is a women's sober living home in San Antonio, Texas, in Bexar County, operated by OneSource and certified at TROHN Level III.

Housing for Women in Recovery With Children

OneSource built the Redeemer House program to keep mothers and their children together during recovery. Redeemer House Lee Hall is one of two San Antonio locations sharing that name, and OneSource places residents across its houses based on space and program fit.

A Faith-Based Recovery Curriculum

Residents work through the Discovery Journey, a twelve-week program grounded in OneSource's Life Model framework, covering identity, character development and preparation for independent living. The San Antonio Ready to Work Initiative provides job skills training alongside the housing itself.

What Level III Certification Signals

The Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network certifies this house at Level III, its more supervised tier. TROHN certification is voluntary in Texas, so an operator carrying Level III across its Redeemer House program has committed to written rules, disclosed fees and an outside complaint process at this address.

Part of a Four-House San Antonio Network

Redeemer House Lee Hall is one of four OneSource residences, three in San Antonio and one in nearby Schertz. A resident who needs a different house within the network, or a transfer for programmatic reasons, works with staff who already know her case.

Applying Through OneSource

Placement runs through OneSource, so the address itself is not published. Prospective residents apply to the Discovery Journey program, and staff assign a specific Redeemer House once space and fit are confirmed.