Elijah Family Homes Pasco House Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Elijah Family Homes - Pasco House is a recovery residence in Pasco, Washington, in Franklin County, operated by Elijah Family Homes, a Tri-Cities nonprofit that houses families rebuilding their lives after substance use.

Family Recovery Housing in Pasco

This property houses parents and children together, which changes what structure looks like day to day. Case management runs alongside the household, and stability for the child is treated as part of the recovery outcome, not separate from it. Pasco sits across the Columbia River from Richland and Kennewick, and its schools, WorkSource office and Franklin County services are all within reach for a family working through the program.

How Elijah Family Homes Structures Its Recovery Homes

Elijah Family Homes runs its housing through two programs: Transition to Success, a multi-year case management track built around employment and life skills, and the Parent-Child Assistance Program, which supports women with a substance use history during and after pregnancy. Both treat a stable address as the foundation the rest of the work is built on, and a family staying here is placed inside one of them as part of that program.

A Recovery Home for Families, Not Individuals

The specific street address for the Pasco House is not published, and anyone interested in placement should reach Elijah Family Homes directly. What the organization does publish is its track record: it has grown from a single housing unit in 2005 to a network across Benton and Franklin counties, and it has supported dozens of families and well over a hundred children through its case management programs.

Recovery Resources in Franklin County

Pasco is the seat of Franklin County and one of the three Tri-Cities, and that concentration of services is part of why Elijah Family Homes operates here. A family case manager, a child's pediatrician and a parent's outpatient treatment provider can all sit within a short drive, which matters when one household is juggling all three at once.