Amend Sober Living

About Amend Sober Living

Amend Sober Living is a sober living operator running two men's recovery homes in Wichita, Kansas, in Sedgwick County.

A Wichita Sober Living Operator

Amend Sober Living houses men in recovery across two separate addresses in the same city. Keeping both houses under one name means consistent expectations from one address to the next, and it gives a resident somewhere to go if a different house turns out to fit better.

Two Men's Houses in Wichita

Amend Sober Living operates:

• A men's sober house on St Clair Street in Wichita.
• A men's sober house on Vine Street in Wichita.

Both are within the city, which keeps residents inside the same job market, transit network and treatment providers regardless of which address they live at.

Operating Without a State Certification Body

Kansas has no NARR affiliate and no state agency that certifies recovery residences, so Amend Sober Living is not operating under any state credential, and none exists for it to hold. The City of Wichita instead governs recovery housing through its own sober living homes and zoning policy, treating a house like these as a residential use. That is the extent of outside oversight a Wichita sober living operator works under today.

Serving Sedgwick County

Wichita is the seat of Sedgwick County and the largest city in the state, and both Amend Sober Living houses sit inside it. Residents have the county's outpatient providers, employers and court system within reach without needing to travel outside the city.

One Program, Two Addresses

A man applying to Amend Sober Living is considered for either house, and the organization's fees and expectations carry across both. That consistency is the main advantage of choosing an operator running more than one address over a single standalone home.

Who Amend Sober Living Houses Serve

Both houses serve men only, and both are structured around shared bedrooms and a full house of residents working toward the same goal: steady work, a stable address, and enough structure to make early recovery hold.