Lifeline Connections Women's Housing Residence Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Lifeline Connections Women's Housing Residence, in Vancouver, Washington, is a sober living home in Clark County. Lifeline Connections runs the house as one of the single-gender recovery residences the nonprofit maintains in the city. A live-in house lead manages the household, with oversight from Lifeline Connections' housing staff.

A Women's Sober House in Vancouver

Keeping the house to one gender simplifies the basics that matter most day to day: bathrooms, common space and house meetings all serve the same population, and the rules a woman signs up for at move-in are the same rules everyone else in the house already follows. Lifeline Connections places a house lead on site instead of leaving residents to self-manage, which gives the program someone to answer to between visits from housing staff.

Month-to-Month Housing, Not a Fixed Program Length

Residents pay a non-refundable deposit and then monthly rent, the same structure Lifeline Connections uses across its recovery residences. That keeps the arrangement flexible: a woman can stay as long as the housing works for her instead of working around a set discharge date built into a program calendar.

Clark County Recovery Housing in the County Seat

Vancouver is the seat of Clark County and the largest city in southwest Washington, directly across the Columbia River from Portland. That location gives residents access to outpatient treatment, employers and public transit without leaving the county, and it's why Lifeline Connections has built most of its recovery residence program inside city limits instead of spreading houses across smaller towns.

One of Several Lifeline Connections Sober Homes

This women's residence sits alongside a men's house, a coed house and a program for mothers with children under the same Lifeline Connections umbrella, plus the multi-unit True Hope Recovery Residence. Referrals usually come through a treating clinician, though the organization's housing team will also work directly with a woman who contacts them without one. Lifeline Connections is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and its recovery residences are certified through Washington's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences.