Hand Up Housing

About Hand Up Housing

Hand Up Housing is a sober living operator based in Everett, Washington, running five certified recovery residences across Snohomish County: four in Everett and one in nearby Marysville.

A Snohomish County Sober Living Operator

Hand Up Housing keeps its footprint concentrated in one county, which means a resident moving between its properties stays inside the same transit network, the same outpatient providers, and the same court and social services system instead of starting over somewhere new.

Five Homes Across Everett and Marysville

Hand Up Housing's certified sober homes include Edmond's House, Chris's House, and three additional properties on Rockefeller Avenue, Colby Avenue, and 47th Drive Northeast, split between men's and women's housing. Four sit inside Everett itself, and the fifth is a short trip north in Marysville along the I-5 corridor.

Serving Men and Women in Recovery

Hand Up Housing runs its Everett and Marysville properties as single-gender households, which keeps house rules, meetings, and shared space organized around one population at each address.

Certified Recovery Housing in Snohomish County

Every Hand Up Housing property carries certification, committing the operator to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process across its entire portfolio, not just a single flagship address.

Recovery Housing Centered on Everett

Everett is the seat of Snohomish County and the region's hub for outpatient treatment, courts, and community college programs, and four of Hand Up Housing's five properties sit inside the city. That concentration gives residents access to the county's services without a long commute.

Reaching Hand Up Housing

Applications go through Hand Up Housing directly, and the operator's five-home network in Snohomish County gives it room to place a resident by gender and by city, between Everett and Marysville.