WHO-FH1 Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

WHO-FH1 is a Level 2 certified men's sober living home in Tacoma, Washington, in Pierce County, operated by Wheeler Housing Opportunity. The house is one of four Wheeler Housing Opportunity residences certified by Washington's recovery-residence program.

A Certified Men's Sober House in Tacoma

Wheeler Housing Opportunity's mission is clean and sober affordable housing for people working toward prosperous, healthy and productive lives, and WHO-FH1 runs that mission for men in Tacoma. The city is Pierce County's seat and Washington's third-largest city, with an outpatient and transit network large enough to support several sober houses at once.

What Level 2 WAQRR Certification Means

The Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences certifies WHO-FH1 at Level 2, the peer-managed tier of the state's voluntary certification system. That level describes structured housing with day-to-day expectations, with clinical care delivered by outside providers instead of on site, and it commits the house to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and outside complaint review.

House Standards

Wheeler Housing Opportunity holds every house it certifies to the same expectations: frequent drug and alcohol testing, required attendance at recovery meetings, a curfew and peer support, with furnished bedrooms, utilities and internet included.

Recovery Housing in Pierce County

Tacoma concentrates Pierce County's courts, outpatient treatment and public transit, which keeps a men's sober house like WHO-FH1 within reach of the appointments that matter most in early recovery.

Applying to WHO-FH1

Applications for WHO-FH1 go through Wheeler Housing Opportunity directly. Ask what the weekly cost covers and how the testing and curfew schedule works before moving in.