A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes

About A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes

A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes is a sober living operator in Colorado Springs, Colorado, running certified recovery residences in El Paso County. The operator runs two men's homes and one women's home, each on or near a Colorado Springs bus line.

A Colorado Springs Recovery Housing Provider

A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes is owned and run by Rich Canfield, who handles admissions directly alongside Yvette. The houses offer a peer-based program built on the twelve steps, with random drug testing, shared household chores, and structured living skills work. Clinical treatment is not part of the model.

Serving Men and Women in Colorado Springs

Three houses carry the A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes name:

• Chestnut House, on Chestnut Street in Colorado Springs.
• Arcadia House, on Arcadia Street in Colorado Springs.
• Mesa Creek House, in Colorado Springs.

Two of the three serve men and one serves women, though the operator does not publish which specific house is which, so anyone applying should confirm gender placement directly with the operator.

Certification Through Ohio Recovery Housing Colorado

A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing Colorado, the body Colorado's House Bill 19-1009 recognizes for state referrals and funding. Certification binds the operator to a published code of ethics and disclosed fees and rules across all three houses.

Cost and What It Covers

The operator's published monthly fee is $660. Its houses are not wheelchair accessible and do not accept service animals, and residents are expected to take part in random drug testing and shared chores as a condition of staying.

Recovery Housing in El Paso County

Colorado Springs is the seat of El Paso County and the largest city in the Pikes Peak region, with bus access that A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes builds directly into its house locations. That transit access matters for residents rebuilding a work routine without a car.

Reaching A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes

Applications go through Rich Canfield or Yvette directly. Worth asking: which house has an opening, current gender placement, and how the twelve-step program structures a resident's week.