Turk House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Turk House is a men's sober living home in Tulalip Bay, Washington, in Snohomish County. It carries Level 2 certification from the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences and is operated by ODAT Recovery Communities.

A Men's Sober House Near the Tulalip Reservation

Turk House serves men in recovery in Tulalip Bay, a Snohomish County community adjoining the Tulalip Indian Reservation just west of Marysville. ODAT's own materials describe this residence in connection with the Tulalip Tribes, reflecting a working relationship between the operator and the tribal community it sits beside.

Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences Certification Applied to Turk House

Level 2 certification is voluntary under Washington law. ODAT holds it for Turk House the same as for its other residences, which means a published code of ethics, written fee and rule disclosure before move-in, a documented relapse and discharge policy, and complaint review outside the house all apply here.

Part of ODAT's Snohomish County Housing Network

Turk House is one of eleven certified residences run by ODAT Recovery Communities, the housing division of One Day At A Time Services, founded in Everett by Travis Gannon. The organization pairs housing with employment placement and peer navigator services available to residents here.

Tulalip Bay's Place in Snohomish County

Tulalip Bay sits on Puget Sound between Marysville and Everett, giving residents access to both cities' job markets and services with a short drive. ODAT's Marysville and Everett houses sit within that same stretch of the county.

Applying to Turk House

Contact ODAT Recovery Communities to apply. Ask about current openings, whether a tribal, Department of Corrections, or treatment-facility referral applies, and what the certified house rules and fees require before move-in.