Blue House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Blue House is a men's sober living home in Tacoma, Washington, in Pierce County, operated by Liya's House Foundation alongside its Gray House residence in the same city.

A Men's Sober Living Home in Tacoma

Blue House houses men working toward recovery from substance use disorder as part of Liya's House Foundation's two-house Tacoma network. The foundation does not publish a specific street for this residence, so a prospective resident's next step is a direct conversation with the organization, not a drive-by. Tacoma's size and its position on Puget Sound give residents access to Pierce County's larger job base without the higher cost of housing closer to Seattle.

What WAQRR Level 2 Medically Assisted Treatment Certification Establishes

Blue House carries the same Level 2 Medically Assisted Treatment certification from the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences that Liya's House Foundation holds across its housing. The designation commits the house to accepting residents on prescribed recovery medication, a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules, and a written relapse and discharge policy open to outside complaint review.

A Foundation Built Around Faith and Structure

Liya's House Foundation describes its work as combining faith with professional recovery support, emphasizing that every resident has something to contribute inside a structured, accountable household. That framing shapes daily life at Blue House as much as the certification requirements do.

Recovery Housing in Pierce County

As the county seat, Tacoma concentrates the courts, outpatient providers and job opportunities that residents transitioning out of treatment or incarceration need close by, which is why Liya's House Foundation has built its network there.

Applying to Blue House

Applications go through Liya's House Foundation. Ask which of its two Tacoma houses has an opening, whether the placement can connect to the foundation's veteran and justice-involved reentry support, and how the medically assisted treatment accommodation is documented.