Lighthouse for Men Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Lighthouse for Men is a men's sober living home in Bremerton, Washington, in Kitsap County, run by West Sound Treatment Center, a nonprofit that has provided addiction treatment on the Kitsap Peninsula for roughly four decades.

A Men's Recovery Home at Wheaton Way

Lighthouse for Men houses single men and men with children who are homeless and working through a substance use disorder, with single-occupant rooms instead of shared bunks. The house sits at West Sound Treatment Center's Wheaton Way location in Bremerton, putting residents close to the organization's outpatient program, drug court services and the rest of its Kitsap County operations.

Fees Tied Directly to the Program

West Sound Treatment Center publishes a sliding scale for this house: a single man pays $350 a month, and a man housed with his children pays $425. That figure covers a recovery transitional housing arrangement instead of a bare room for rent, with case management and the organization's other services built in.

Part of a Long-Running Treatment Organization

West Sound Treatment Center has operated on the Kitsap Peninsula for about 40 years, running outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment, naloxone services and programs inside local jails and drug courts alongside its transitional housing. A resident here is housed by an organization with a long institutional history in Kitsap County, not a standalone landlord.

Recovery Housing Across Kitsap County

The organization also runs Fuller House, a women's and family residence in nearby Poulsbo, so a man whose household composition changes is dealt with by the same treatment provider instead of starting over with someone new.