Elijah Family Homes | Marshall House 2 Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Elijah Family Homes - Marshall House 2 is a recovery residence in Richland, Washington, in Benton County, operated by Elijah Family Homes, the Tri-Cities nonprofit housing families in recovery since 2005.

The Marshall House 2 Family Recovery Home

Marshall House 2 is one property inside a growing network of family housing that Elijah Family Homes runs across Richland and Pasco. Unlike a typical sober house, residents here are parents with children, and the household is built around keeping that family unit intact and stable while the parent works through recovery. The street address is not published, and applications go through the organization directly.

Case Management Built Into the Housing

Elijah Family Homes pairs every property with either Transition to Success, a multi-year program focused on employment and life skills, or the Parent-Child Assistance Program for women with a substance use history during pregnancy. A family placed at Marshall House 2 is enrolled in one of these programs, so the housing comes with a case manager alongside the lease.

Two Decades of Family Housing in the Tri-Cities

The organization has grown from a single housing unit in 2005 to properties across Benton and Franklin counties and has supported dozens of families and well over a hundred children along the way. That history gives it working relationships with the local agencies a family in this situation is likely already involved with.

Richland and the Wider Tri-Cities Recovery Network

Richland's proximity to Kennewick and Pasco keeps a family at Marshall House 2 within reach of the region's hospitals, schools and Benton County services, which matters when the household includes a child along with the parent in recovery.