Elijah Family Homes Richland House Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Elijah Family Homes - Richland House is a recovery residence in Richland, Washington, in Benton County, run by Elijah Family Homes, the Tri-Cities nonprofit that has housed families in recovery since 2005.

A Richland Recovery Home for Parents and Children

Households here are families, not roommates, and the organization's case managers work with the parent and child together, treating housing as part of the recovery plan itself. Richland is a Benton County city built around the Hanford site's workforce, with a stable local job market and a school district that a family staying through a multi-year program will actually use.

Transition to Success and Long-Term Case Management

Most families at this property move through Transition to Success, Elijah Family Homes' case management track focused on employment, financial literacy and daily life skills over several years. The program treats the address as the stable point a family returns to while the rest of the plan gets built, which is why the organization keeps its housing and its case management under one roof.

What the Organization Has Built in Benton County

Elijah Family Homes has expanded from one unit to a multi-property network across Benton and Franklin counties, and it has announced Sunrise Village, a planned cottage community for several families at once, as its next expansion. The street address for this Richland property is not published; families interested in placement apply through the organization directly.

Family Services in the Tri-Cities

Richland sits alongside Kennewick and Pasco as one of the three Tri-Cities, giving residents access to the region's hospitals, courts and Benton and Franklin counties' shared social service network without a long drive between any of them.