Olive Branch Culture | Evergreen House Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Olive Branch Culture | Evergreen House is a certified women's sober living home in Port Orchard, Washington, in Kitsap County.

A Women's Sober House in Port Orchard

Evergreen House gives women in recovery a single-gender household with a live-in peer support manager, following the same model Olive Branch Culture runs at its other property. Port Orchard sits on Sinclair Inlet across from Bremerton, a smaller waterfront community that still puts residents within a short drive of Kitsap County's larger job and service base.

What WAQRR Certification Establishes

The Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences certifies residences that publish a code of ethics, disclose their fees and rules in writing before move-in, and accept complaints from outside the house. This certification is voluntary in Washington, so Evergreen House's status is a voluntary standard the operator chose to meet.

What Olive Branch Culture Provides

Olive Branch Culture builds its houses around housing security for people in recovery: utilities included in the weekly cost, fresh bedding provided, a mix of shared and private rooms, and a peer support manager living in the house to hold the household to its expectations.

Recovery Housing in Kitsap County

Port Orchard is a Kitsap County waterfront town with its own downtown core and ferry connections, and residents of Evergreen House can reach Bremerton's larger job market and outpatient providers in a short drive across the inlet. That combination of a quieter home base and nearby services is common among Kitsap County recovery housing options.

Olive Branch Culture's Homes Across the Peninsula

Evergreen House is the operator's women's residence; its men's house, White Willow, sits across the water in Bremerton. Together the two houses give Olive Branch Culture a presence on both sides of Sinclair Inlet, so a resident who needs a different setting stays inside a network the operator already runs.