AAHAA Supportive Housing Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

AAHAA Supportive Housing operates a coed sober living home on Harvey Road in Auburn, Washington, in King County. The residence is one of several housing units the organization runs across South King County, and it accepts men and women working toward stable, independent recovery.

Coed Sober Living in Auburn

Sharing one roof between men and women is a deliberate choice for AAHAA, and it comes with a single, consistent set of house expectations across the whole property. Auburn sits along the Green River valley in King County, with State Route 167 and the Auburn Sounder Station giving residents a way to reach jobs in Kent, Tacoma or Seattle without owning a car.

A South King County Sober Living Operator

AAHAA Supportive Housing has run recovery housing in the area since 2008, under the operating principle it describes as compassion with accountability. The organization maintains housing across several South King County cities, and the Auburn address functions as both a residence and the organization's program office.

Recovery Housing Structure and Accountability

AAHAA describes its work across three tracks: traditional recovery housing, housing for residents managing a co-occurring mental health condition alongside substance use, and family housing for parents working toward reunification. That range means a resident's placement can shift as circumstances change without leaving the organization altogether.

Auburn and King County Recovery Resources

Auburn is a mid-sized King County city with its own municipal court, a community college branch and a hospital, so residents can typically meet supervision requirements and outpatient appointments locally. That matters for anyone stepping down from residential treatment into a sober house in Auburn who still has active court or treatment obligations nearby.

Entry Requirements AAHAA Sober Living has been a contributing partner in the King County community since 2008. Currently, we hold partnerships with: Washington State Department of Corrections Federal Bureau of Prisons Mental Health Facilities Several Churches Several Vocational and Educational Programs Treatment Centers We are part of the Community ARSON AND SEX OFFENDERS ARE NOT ACCEPTED At least 72 hours clean and sober In-person interview Community service Working a 12-step program Urine analysis and/or breathalyzer test to establish baseline What We Provide All utilities Local and long distance telephone Internet access Laundry Some Food ​All furnishings (including beds and dressers) Linens and more Close to shopping and transportation