AAHAA Supportive Housing

About AAHAA Supportive Housing

AAHAA Supportive Housing is a sober living operator based in Auburn, Washington, providing recovery housing across South King and Pierce County communities. The organization has operated since 2008 under the principle it calls compassion with accountability, and it maintains 13 housing units spread across Auburn, Kent, Federal Way, Pacific and Sumner.

A South King County Recovery Housing Provider

AAHAA Supportive Housing is a housing organization first. It supplies a stable address, house structure and peer accountability, while clinical treatment, counseling and medical care come from outside providers. That division lets residents keep an existing treatment team while changing address, which matters most for someone stepping down from inpatient care into independent living.

Three Housing Tracks

The organization runs three distinct housing tracks: traditional recovery housing for individuals, housing for residents managing a co-occurring mental health diagnosis alongside substance use, and family housing built around reunification for parents rebuilding stability. A resident is not locked into one track permanently, and a change in circumstances can mean a change in housing type instead of a return to instability.

Serving South King and Pierce County

AAHAA's footprint runs from Auburn south through Sumner and Pacific and west to Federal Way and Kent, a corridor that covers much of South King County's recovery housing demand. Running units at that scale gives the organization more room to place someone appropriately than a single-address operator can, since a placement can move with a resident's needs instead of ending when one house is full.

Reaching AAHAA Supportive Housing

The organization's program office is in Auburn, Washington, and applications and referrals are handled from that location during regular business hours. Anyone evaluating a South King County recovery housing provider should ask which of the three housing tracks fits their situation and how a transfer between units works if needs change after move-in.