Eau Claire Sober Living

About Eau Claire Sober Living

Eau Claire Sober Living is a sober living operator in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, running recovery housing across Eau Claire County. The organization maintains four residences in the city and holds Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing certification on two of them.

A Multi-House Eau Claire Recovery Housing Provider

Eau Claire Sober Living runs housing, not clinical treatment. Residents arrange their own outpatient care, therapy and meetings elsewhere in the city, and the operator's role is to keep each house's rules, fees and expectations consistent no matter which address a resident lands at.

Four Sober Houses in Eau Claire

• The William House, in Eau Claire.
• Rose House, in Eau Claire, certified by the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing.
• Raven House, in Eau Claire, certified at NARR Level III with room for eight residents.
• Taylers House, in Eau Claire, a 13-bed coed house on the state registry.

All four sit in the same city, which means moving between them changes nothing about a resident's outpatient providers, job or bus route.

WASH Certification Across the Portfolio

Rose House and Raven House both carry certification through the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, with Raven House specifically listed at NARR Level III. Certification is granted per residence, so an operator carrying it on two of its four houses has chosen to work inside a published code of ethics and accept outside complaint review on the addresses that hold it.

One Operator, Several Eau Claire Sober Living Homes

Applying through Eau Claire Sober Living means a resident is considered across the operator's houses, not locked into a single address before move-in. If a placement does not work out, a transfer stays inside an organization that already has the resident's history.

Recovery Housing for the Chippewa Valley

Eau Claire is the county seat and the largest city in the Chippewa Valley, and its concentration of outpatient providers, transit and entry-level employment is why residents from across west-central Wisconsin end up here after treatment. Eau Claire Sober Living's four houses sit inside that same network.