Dewey House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Dewey House is a men's sober living home in Vancouver, Washington, in Clark County. It carries Level 2 certification through Washington's recovery residence registry and is operated by Thrive2Survive.

A Men's Recovery Home in Vancouver

Dewey House gives men in recovery a stable address in Clark County, run by an operator whose work began in outreach to people experiencing homelessness in the county. That history means the house often serves men transitioning directly out of that outreach relationship into structured sober living.

What Certification Confirms Here

Washington does not require certification of recovery residences, so Dewey House's Level 2 status through WAQRR reflects a choice by Thrive2Survive to work under a published standard. It commits the house to written fee and rule disclosure and a complaint process that sits outside the operator itself.

Connected to PNW Grassroots Recovery

Dewey House operates under Thrive2Survive, part of the PNW Grassroots Recovery network, which also runs meal delivery and support services for Clark County's houseless community. Residents benefit from an organization already engaged in the county's broader recovery and outreach efforts.

Living in Clark County in Recovery

Vancouver's size and location give Dewey House residents access to Clark County's job market and outpatient treatment providers without leaving the city. That access is central to what a Vancouver sober house like this one can offer someone rebuilding a routine.