Sisyphus II Men; Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Sisyphus II is a coed recovery residence in Bremerton, Washington, in Kitsap County, operated by Agape Unlimited. It combines two group homes with a network of leased community units, together housing more than 58 individuals and families in recovery from substance use disorder and homelessness.

A Coed Sober Living Program in Bremerton

Sisyphus II houses men and women together across two components. The project-based side runs two group homes of nine beds each, and the sponsor-based side leases and sub-leases fifteen community units to participants living more independently. That combination lets Agape Unlimited match a resident's level of independence to the housing instead of forcing everyone into the same setting.

Permanent Housing for People With Disabilities and Substance Use Disorders

The program specifically targets people experiencing homelessness who also live with a disability and a substance use disorder, which sets Sisyphus II apart from a typical sober house aimed at a general recovery population. Housing here is permanent, not transitional, so a resident is not working against a countdown to discharge.

Named for Persistence in Recovery

Agape Unlimited named the program after the mythological figure who never gave up, a deliberate acknowledgment that recovery from addiction and homelessness together is hard and ongoing instead of a single fix. Funding support comes from the Suquamish Tribe and Foundation, the Norcliffe Grant, and Soroptimist International Bremerton.

Recovery Housing in Kitsap County

Bremerton is the largest city in Kitsap County and anchors the county's ferry and naval economy, giving residents access to employment, transit and social services without leaving the immediate area. Agape Unlimited notes that submitting a housing application does not guarantee a bed, since demand for a program serving this population routinely outpaces the available units.

Applying for Sisyphus II Housing

Applications go through Agape Unlimited, operated by a certified operator serving Kitsap County. Given the program's focus on disability and homelessness alongside substance use recovery, applicants should expect a fuller intake process than a standard sober house.

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