Lifeline Connections Women and Children's Recovery Residence 2 Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Lifeline Connections Women and Children's Recovery Residence 2, in Vancouver, Washington, is a sober living home for mothers and children in Clark County, carrying Level 2 certification from the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences.

Housing Mothers With Their Children

This residence lets a mother in recovery keep her children with her instead of choosing between treatment and custody, which is one of the most practical barriers Lifeline Connections' housing program is built to remove. A live-in house lead supports the household alongside oversight from the organization's housing staff.

Level 2 Certification Through WAQRR

The Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, certifies this house at Level 2, which requires a published code of ethics, written rules and fees disclosed before move-in, and a complaint process outside the house. That record gives a mother a way to check the house before she brings her children into it.

Rent Instead of a Program Fee

Like Lifeline Connections' other recovery residences, this house runs on a non-refundable deposit and monthly rent instead of a fixed program length, an arrangement built for a family's timeline, not a treatment calendar.

One of Three Sister Units in Vancouver

Unit 2 shares its program with Women and Children's Units 1 and 3, both also Lifeline Connections addresses in Vancouver, the seat of Clark County. Referrals into the program, usually through a clinician or directly through the organization's housing team, are considered for whichever unit has an opening.