Sonya House Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Sonya House is a women'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.

A Women's Sober House in Vancouver

Sonya House is the only women's residence in the Thrive2Survive network, giving women in recovery a single-gender household in Clark County. The operator's roots in outreach to Vancouver's houseless community mean many residents arrive already connected to the organization.

What Level 2 Certification Establishes

Certification through WAQRR is voluntary in Washington, and Sonya House's Level 2 status means it discloses fees and house rules in writing, follows a published code of ethics, and answers to a complaint process outside the operator. That is a real, checkable standard.

Part of a Grassroots Recovery Program

Thrive2Survive runs Sonya House alongside three men's houses, all under the PNW Grassroots Recovery umbrella, which also delivers meals and support services to people experiencing homelessness across Clark County. That broader mission shapes a housing program built around continuity.

Recovery Housing for Women in Clark County

Vancouver's transit, employment and outpatient treatment resources are all within reach of Sonya House, giving women rebuilding a routine in Clark County a workable base without relying on a car. As the only women's option in the Thrive2Survive network, it carries particular weight for women referred into the program.