Lifeline Connections True Hope Recovery Residence - Unit 1 Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Lifeline Connections True Hope Recovery Residence - Unit 1, in Vancouver, Washington, is a coed sober living home in Clark County. It holds Level 2 certification from the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences and is the first of three True Hope units the nonprofit runs in the city.

Unit 1 of the True Hope Program

True Hope is Lifeline Connections' coed recovery residence program, and Unit 1 houses men and women together under a single set of expectations. A live-in house lead manages daily structure, with Lifeline Connections' housing department providing outside oversight of the program.

WAQRR Level 2 Certification in Washington

Certification through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, requires a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process. Level 2 reflects a peer-supported residence with on-site leadership and clinical care handled by outside providers, which is the structure True Hope runs.

Month-to-Month Housing, Not a Program Stay

Lifeline Connections charges a non-refundable deposit and monthly rent for its recovery residences, keeping the arrangement closer to a lease than a fixed program fee. That flexibility matters for someone who does not yet know how long they will need supported housing.

Recovery Housing in Vancouver, Clark County

Vancouver is the seat of Clark County, directly across the Columbia River from Portland, and residents of Unit 1 have access to the outpatient providers, employers and transit concentrated in the city without leaving Washington. Referrals typically come through a treating clinician, or directly through Lifeline Connections' housing team.