103rd House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

103rd House is a men's sober living home on NE 103rd Avenue in Vancouver, Washington, in Clark County. It is certified at Level 2 through Washington's recovery residence registry and run by Galia Recovery Homes.

Sober Living for Men on NE 103rd Avenue

The 103rd House offers furnished, drug-free housing in a residential part of Vancouver, with a live-in mentor and regular drug screening providing structure. Weekly meetings and mentor accountability form the core of daily life in the house.

What WAQRR Certification Confirms

Washington's certification program is voluntary, so the 103rd House's Level 2 status through WAQRR shows a deliberate choice by the operator. It means the house discloses fees and rules in writing, follows a published code of ethics, and is answerable to a complaint process outside the operator itself.

Part of a Faith-Based Recovery Housing Program

Galia Recovery Homes builds its houses around Christian faith and mentorship instead of clinical programming, which fits men who have already completed treatment and need stable housing with daily accountability. NE 103rd Avenue sits in an ordinary Vancouver neighborhood close to local services.

One of Five Galia Recovery Homes Properties

The 103rd House is one of five houses Galia Recovery Homes operates in Vancouver, each on its own street. That spread means a resident who needs a different set of housemates can typically move within the same operator's network.