New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation - Celeste's House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation - Celeste's House is a sober living home in Chehalis, Washington, in Lewis County, and it holds WAQRR Level 2 certification. New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation, a Puget Sound area nonprofit, operates the property as one of five men's houses the foundation runs across Pierce and King Counties.

A Men's Sober House in Chehalis

New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation - Celeste's House houses men only, which keeps the household's rules, meeting schedule and shared bathrooms consistent for everyone living there. Chehalis sits within Lewis County, giving residents a base close to work, outpatient providers and public transit as they rebuild a routine outside treatment.

WAQRR Level 2 Certification

New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation - Celeste's House holds Level 2 certification through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, the state's NARR affiliate. Level 2 describes peer-managed sober housing with structured expectations and clinical care handled by outside providers off site. Certification in Washington is voluntary, so the designation reflects the foundation's own choice to publish its rules, follow a code of ethics and accept complaints reviewed outside the house.

Part of the New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation Network

New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation runs five certified men's sober houses across the South Puget Sound region, and New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation - Celeste's House is one of them. The foundation keeps its houses named for the residents and family members behind its founding, a naming pattern that distinguishes it from operators that number their properties.

Recovery Housing in Lewis County

Chehalis gives residents at New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation - Celeste's House access to Lewis County's job market, courts and treatment network without requiring a long commute. For a foundation running houses spread across Pierce and King Counties, that local footing in each city is what keeps a placement workable day to day.