Heaton House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Heaton House is a men's sober living home in Vancouver, Washington, in Clark County. It is certified at Level 2 through Washington's recovery residence registry and operated by Thrive2Survive, part of the PNW Grassroots Recovery network.

A Men's Sober House in Vancouver

Heaton House serves men in recovery in Clark County, backed by an operator whose roots are in outreach work with Vancouver's houseless community. That background shapes who the house tends to serve: men who are already connected to Thrive2Survive's outreach and ready for the next step into stable, structured housing.

What WAQRR Level 2 Certification Establishes

Certification is voluntary in Washington, and Heaton House's Level 2 status through WAQRR means the house discloses its fees and rules in writing, follows a published code of ethics, and is subject to a complaint process independent of the operator. That record gives a prospective resident something concrete to check.

Part of a Grassroots Recovery Network

Thrive2Survive runs Heaton House alongside three other Clark County sober homes, and its parent organization, PNW Grassroots Recovery, also delivers meals and support services to people experiencing homelessness in the county. That connection means residents arrive with an operator already familiar with their circumstances.

Recovery Housing in Clark County

Vancouver anchors Clark County's job market, transit and outpatient treatment services, all of which are within reach of a Vancouver sober house like Heaton House. That access matters for a resident rebuilding daily structure around work and recovery support in southwest Washington.