Center of Hope Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

Center of Hope is a recovery residence on West Adams Street in Riverton, Wyoming, serving Fremont County and the surrounding Wind River communities. Its transitional living program runs up to three months and is the housing stage of a longer stay that begins with observation and social detoxification.

What the Transitional Living Stage of This Recovery Home Offers

Residents in transitional living move through a full day: substance use assessments, daily exercise, morning meditations, group therapy, an evening checkout group, living skills work, and sessions on grief and loss. AA and NA meetings are part of the schedule, and staff connect residents to employment and housing resources and to spiritual support for those who want it.

How People Reach This Sober House

Most referrals come through law enforcement and the courts, including the Riverton Police Department, the Fremont County Sheriff's Office and the Wind River Police Department. Self-referrals are accepted. A screening sheet starts the process, and a sliding fee scale is available to qualifying Wyoming residents based on income and insurance status.

Fremont County Recovery Housing and What Riverton Solves

Riverton is the largest city in Fremont County and sits at the edge of the Wind River Indian Reservation. The county covers more than nine thousand square miles, larger than New Jersey, with a population under forty thousand. For someone in Lander, Fort Washakie or Arapahoe, the nearest alternative program is a long drive across open country, and the practical choice is this address or none.

Who This Recovery Residence Serves

The program takes adult men and women, including pregnant and postpartum women, older adults, veterans and people referred through the criminal justice system. Staffing runs twenty-four hours a day, year-round. Funding comes through the Wyoming Department of Health, with the City of Riverton and Fremont County as partners.

Certification and This Wyoming Recovery Housing

Wyoming has no recovery residence certification and no NARR affiliate. This program is operated by a CARF-accredited operator and is recognized by the state health department. Anyone comparing options should ask directly about length of stay, house expectations and what happens at the end of the three months.