Bridges of Hope

About Bridges of Hope

Bridges of Hope is a sober living operator in Colville, Washington, providing certified recovery housing for men in Stevens County.

A Stevens County Sober Living Operator

Bridges of Hope runs its housing in Colville, the county seat and largest town in this rural corner of northeastern Washington. Public information about the organization is limited: it has no working website on record, and the primary source available for this listing is its certification with the state's recovery residence registry.

What Certification Establishes

Bridges of Hope holds certification through Washington's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, a voluntary standard in this state. That status commits the operator to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules, and a written relapse and discharge policy subject to outside complaint review, which is the record a family or referring provider can actually check.

Serving a Rural Part of the State

Colville sits roughly seventy miles north of Spokane along US Route 395, and Stevens County has very little recovery housing of any kind. An operator running a certified house in the county seat fills a gap that the region's larger cities do not reach.

Reaching Bridges of Hope

Applications go directly to the operator. Given how little is published about Bridges of Hope beyond its certification, the questions worth asking upfront are the basic ones: how long it has operated in Colville, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers or courts, and how fees, rules and the certified relapse and discharge policy are documented in writing.