Lifeline Connections Recovery Residence Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Lifeline Connections Recovery Residence, in Vancouver, Washington, is a sober living home in Clark County. Lifeline Connections runs several coed recovery residences in the city, and this is one of them. The residence pairs affordable, month-to-month housing with a live-in house lead and oversight from Lifeline Connections' housing staff.

A Coed Sober Living Home in Vancouver

This residence houses men and women in recovery under one roof, with shared common areas and house rules that apply equally to everyone living there. A live-in house lead is on site day to day, and Lifeline Connections' housing staff supervises the program from the organization's Vancouver headquarters. Rent is charged monthly after a non-refundable deposit at move-in, which keeps the arrangement closer to a lease than a program fee.

Referral and Application Through Lifeline Connections

Residents typically arrive through a clinician's referral, and anyone without one can request an application directly by writing to the organization's housing team. That intake path reflects how the residence fits into Lifeline Connections' broader work: sober housing is one piece of a nonprofit that also runs substance use treatment and mental health services in Clark County, and a resident here can move between levels of care without leaving the same organization.

A Lifeline Connections Sober House in Clark County

Vancouver sits directly across the Columbia River from Portland and serves as the seat of Clark County, which gives residents access to a full slate of outpatient clinics, employers and transit without crossing state lines. Lifeline Connections has built its recovery residence program around that geography, concentrating its houses within the city so residents can keep the same clinicians, meetings and caseworkers no matter which house they move through.

Part of a Nonprofit Recovery Housing Network

This coed home is one of several recovery residences Lifeline Connections operates in Vancouver alongside single-gender houses and a program for mothers with children. The organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and holds CARF accreditation for its broader behavioral health services, and it maintains its recovery residences as certified sober living under Washington's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Prospective residents can ask which Lifeline Connections house currently has availability instead of applying to one address at a time.