Edmond's House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Edmond's House is a men's sober living home in Everett, Washington, in Snohomish County, operated by Hand Up Housing as one of five certified recovery residences it runs in the area.

A Men's Recovery Home in Everett

Edmond's House keeps a single-gender population, which means house meetings, bathrooms, and common space are all shared among men working the same program instead of split across a mixed household. Everett's transit network connects the house to work, meetings, and outpatient care without requiring a resident to own a car in early recovery.

What Certification Means at Edmond's House

Certification requires Hand Up Housing to publish a code of ethics, disclose fees and house rules in writing before move-in, and answer to an outside complaint process at Edmond's House and its other properties. That written record is what a resident or a referring provider can actually check before someone moves in.

Part of Snohomish County's Recovery Network

Everett anchors Snohomish County's treatment and social services infrastructure, and Edmond's House sits inside that network, not at its edge. Outpatient providers, the county courthouse, and community college programs are all reachable from the city itself.

One of Five Hand Up Housing Homes

Edmond's House is one of five sober living homes Hand Up Housing operates in Snohomish County. A resident whose needs change after move-in can be considered for one of the operator's other men's or women's homes in the same network.