House of Dua Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

House of Dua is a women's sober living home in Federal Way, Washington, in King County, operated by Rahma Recovery Center and certified at Level 2 by the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences.

A Women's Sober House Focused on Dignity

House of Dua opened in February 2026 as Rahma Recovery Center's residence for women in recovery, built around the same culturally responsive, trauma-informed model the center uses across its programs. It has already housed more than fifteen women, a fast start for a residence still in its first year.

What Level 2 WAQRR Certification Means

Certification by the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences commits House of Dua to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and complaint review from outside the operator. Rahma Recovery Center keeps the exact address private for resident safety, which certification allows without reducing the house's accountability.

Community and Recovery Coaching for Women

Rahma Recovery Center pairs House of Dua with recovery coaching and family support services, treating housing as one piece of a longer relationship instead of a lease on its own. The emphasis on maintaining identity and dignity runs through the center's programming for every resident, not just its housing.

Federal Way and South King County

Federal Way sits within South King County, the service area Rahma Recovery Center names alongside Auburn, Kent, SeaTac, Tukwila and Des Moines. That regional footprint gives House of Dua residents access to outpatient providers and community resources across several nearby cities, not just Federal Way itself.

Rahma Recovery Center's Other Federal Way Home

House of Dua is one of two Rahma Recovery Center residences in Federal Way. Salaam House serves men in recovery under the same organization, giving the center a presence for both men and women across South King County.