Colby house Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Colby House is a men's sober living home on Everett Avenue in Everett, Washington, the seat of Snohomish County. It is operated by Evergreen Recovery Centers and provides transitional housing for men working through outpatient treatment.

Transitional Housing for Men on Everett Avenue

Colby House sits in central Everett, close to the downtown core and the outpatient treatment services Evergreen Recovery Centers runs elsewhere in the city. Residents live at the house while attending outpatient programming, which keeps housing and treatment within a short distance of each other and avoids a commute across town.

Backed by a Long-Running Everett Nonprofit

Evergreen Recovery Centers traces back to 1973, when it began as a single recovery house in Everett for people experiencing homelessness. It has since grown into a regional treatment provider serving thousands of people a year across Western Washington, and Colby House carries that history as one of its original housing programs.

Recovery Housing in Everett and Snohomish County

Everett anchors Snohomish County's treatment and social service infrastructure, and Colby House residents have direct access to Evergreen Recovery Centers' own outpatient programs as well as the county courts and Community Transit's bus network, which serve the downtown corridor where the house sits.

Who Colby House Serves

Colby House is built for men who are engaged in outpatient treatment and need stable, structured housing to support it. It suits someone who already has a treatment plan in place and needs an address that keeps that plan on track.