About this Recovery Home
Supreme Reentry Programming/CTS - 1502 Williamsburg Road is a certified women's recovery home in Richmond, Virginia, a city inside no county, placed by the state in Region 4. It carries Level of Support 2 certification with VARR accreditation.
A Women's Sober House on Williamsburg Road
Williamsburg Road runs east out of Richmond through the Fulton and Oakwood side of the city toward the Henrico County line and the airport. The corridor carries warehouse, hospitality and service employment, which is where a great many residents find the first job that fits around a recovery schedule. Women live here, and the operator runs a second house next door, so the two households sit on the same block with the same management.
Re-Entry and Recovery in One Sober Living Program
The operator behind this house works with women facing substance use disorder along with mental health needs, and states its purpose as reducing recidivism, getting residents into work and restoring families. Community Transitional Services is the second half of its name and the second half of its job. A woman on probation or parole is being measured on employment, reporting and clean screens at the same time, and a house that treats those as one problem instead of four is worth more to her than an extra bedroom.
What the State Register Establishes
Virginia is a mandatory-certification state: running an uncertified recovery residence is a Class 1 misdemeanor, and the state publishes a register of certified residences naming the operator, the address and a level of support for each one. This address is on it at Level 2, the monitored tier, with women and people with co-occurring conditions listed as the population served. A prospective resident, a probation officer or a family member can verify all of that without a phone call.
Monitored Support in a Certified Recovery Home
Level 2 describes peer housing with a manager, written house rules, drug testing and clinical care from outside providers. It suits a woman who has completed detox, residential treatment or a jail sentence and needs the next year to be predictable. It does not include clinical supervision through the day, so anyone needing that belongs in a higher level of care and should say so at intake, before a bed is assigned.
Recovery Housing on Richmond's East Side
Richmond runs its own courts, police, social services and community services board because Virginia's independent cities belong to no county. That keeps a resident's obligations inside one jurisdiction. The East End is closest to the city jail, and a woman released from it often needs an address the same day. Three certified women's houses under this operator sit on this side of the city, which is where the demand is and where the beds are hardest to find.
