909 Pioneer Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

909 Pioneer is a men's sober living home on Pioneer Way in Shelton, Washington, the seat of Mason County. It is certified at Level 2 by Washington's recovery residence registry and operated by Shelton Housing First, which runs a cluster of houses on the same street.

A Men's Recovery Home on Pioneer Way

Men living at 909 Pioneer share a residential block with several other Shelton Housing First houses, so the same operator, the same expectations and the same neighborhood carry across the cluster. Pioneer Way sits close to downtown Shelton, putting work, groceries and a pharmacy within walking distance for residents who are not yet driving again.

Level 2 Certification and What It Means Here

Washington's recovery residence certification is voluntary, and WAQRR Level 2 status commits a house to a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a complaint process outside the operator itself. A prospective resident or family member can confirm that record independently.

Part of a Larger Pioneer Way Sober Living Cluster

Shelton Housing First operates several numbered units and named houses along Pioneer Way, including 907 Pioneer next door. That density gives the operator flexibility to place or move residents within the same block, which matters for someone who needs a fresh set of housemates without losing the neighborhood they have already settled into.

Living in Mason County While in Recovery

Shelton is the county seat of Mason County, and the courthouse, county services and the area's outpatient treatment providers are all close by. For a resident rebuilding a schedule around work, meetings and appointments, a Pioneer Way address keeps most of that within a short walk or a short drive.