Casa Joliska Foundation - Kenrick Home Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Casa Joliska Foundation - Kenrick Home is a certified men's sober living home in Lacey, Washington, in Thurston County. Casa Joliska Foundation operates the house as part of a small cluster of certified recovery residences it runs in the Olympia area, with a mission built around veterans, foster care alumni and people receiving SSI.

A Men's Recovery Home in Lacey

The Kenrick Home houses men only, which lets the foundation set one consistent set of house rules and meeting times without navigating a mixed household. Lacey sits just east of Olympia along the Sleater-Kinney Road corridor, one of Thurston County's busiest commercial and residential strips, putting employers, grocery stores and bus service within easy reach of residents rebuilding a daily routine.

Certification Through Washington's NARR Affiliate

The Kenrick Home is certified through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, the state's NARR affiliate. That status is voluntary in Washington, so it reflects a choice by Casa Joliska Foundation to publish fees and rules in writing, follow a code of ethics, and accept outside complaint review on top of its own house rules.

Serving Veterans and SSI Recipients

Casa Joliska Foundation targets populations that face a housing barrier as much as a sobriety barrier. Veterans and people receiving SSI are named specifically in the foundation's mission, and the Kenrick Home is one of the addresses where that mission plays out day to day.

Support for Prescribed Recovery Medication

Residents on medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder are not excluded at the Kenrick Home. Casa Joliska Foundation states it applies medically assisted treatment practices for recovery across its houses, which keeps a resident's medical plan intact instead of forcing a choice between housing and a prescription.

Lacey and the Thurston County Recovery Network

Lacey shares Thurston County's outpatient providers, courts and transit system with Olympia and Tumwater, so a resident at the Kenrick Home is never far from the services the foundation's case management depends on. That shared infrastructure is part of why Casa Joliska Foundation keeps its houses clustered in this corner of the county.