2nd Chance Transition Living

About 2nd Chance Transition Living

2nd Chance Transition Living is a sober living operator based in Wichita, Kansas, running four faith-based transition houses across the city.

A Faith-Based Recovery Housing Provider

2nd Chance Transition Living describes its mission as giving people the freedom to rebuild lives, relationships, families and marriages after addiction. The organization runs its houses around weekly discipleship and Bible study alongside the practical accountability every resident needs: drug and alcohol testing, 12-step participation and support finding steady work.

Four Sober Homes in Wichita

2nd Chance Transition Living operates four houses in the city:

• New Beginnings Sober Living, on North Broadway, coed.
• Washington House, on South Seneca Street, for men.
• Waco House, on South Seneca Street, coed.
• Tee Lane House, on West Tee Lane, coed.

Two of the four houses share a South Seneca Street address but run as separate households, one for men and one coed, while New Beginnings and Tee Lane House sit in other parts of the city.

Serving Men and Women in Recovery

Washington House is the operator's only single-gender house, reserved for men, and the remaining three houses are coed. Every house runs the same testing, discipleship and employment expectations regardless of who lives there, so the requirements a resident signs up for do not change based on which house they land in.

One Organization, Four Addresses

Applying through 2nd Chance Transition Living instead of a single house gives a resident room to move if the fit at one address is not right. A person can be considered across all four houses, and a transfer later is a conversation with an organization that already has the resident's history instead of a fresh application somewhere else.

Recovery Housing in Sedgwick County

All four houses sit inside Wichita, the seat of Sedgwick County and the largest city in Kansas. That concentration means every resident, regardless of which house they are placed in, has the same access to the county's outpatient providers, employers and 12-step meetings.