Heart of Trinity

About Heart of Trinity

Heart of Trinity is a sober living operator running three certified recovery residences in Virginia, two in the city of Richmond and one in Woodbridge in Prince William County. All three appear on the state register of recovery residences maintained by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.

A Small Virginia Recovery Housing Provider in Two Regions

Three addresses across two DBHDS regions is an unusual shape for a provider this size. Most small Virginia operators cluster their houses in one city so a single manager can cover them. This one holds two houses in Region 4 in the capital and one in Region 2 in the Northern Virginia commuter belt, which are different housing markets, different transit systems and different referral networks. The upside for an applicant is real: a Richmond referral and a Prince William County referral reach the same operator.

Sober Homes in Richmond and Woodbridge

The residences, as the state register publishes them:

• Heart of Trinity - Arcadia Street, 5101 Arcadia Street, Richmond.
• Heart of Trinity - Woodrow Avenue, 3311 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond.
• Heart of Trinity - Woodbridge, 1589 Wood Duck Court, Woodbridge.

Richmond is an independent city belonging to no county. Woodbridge sits in Prince William County, whose seat is the independent city of Manassas and is therefore not part of the county. Both Richmond addresses are north and east of downtown on the GRTC network; the Woodbridge house is on the I-95 corridor served by Virginia Railway Express and OmniRide.

Certification Across the Whole Portfolio

Every address this operator runs is certified and published on the state register, which is the whole portfolio and not a sample of it. That matters more in Virginia than it would in most states. Certification here is compulsory, operating an uncertified recovery residence is a Class 1 misdemeanor under Va. Code § 37.2-431.1, and the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services publishes the certified addresses one by one. An applicant can therefore verify a specific Heart of Trinity house from a state source before making a single call.

What Certification Commits This Sober Living Operator To

Virginia recognizes two credentialing bodies, and the route most operators here take is VARR, the state's affiliate of the national recovery residence alliance. Certification binds each residence to a code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules before move-in, a documented relapse and discharge policy, inspection, and a complaint process that reaches past the operator. Those obligations attach address by address, so an applicant should still ask about the specific house, and should ask for the fee schedule and house rules in writing.

Reaching This Recovery Housing Provider

The operator publishes no website, so the state register is the public record and placement runs directly through the company. The questions worth asking at the operator level differ from the ones about a particular house: how long it has housed residents in Virginia, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers, courts or community services boards, how fees and deposits are documented and refunded, how residents move between the Richmond and Woodbridge houses when a placement needs to change, and how a complaint gets escalated past the house to the operator and then to the state. A provider running three certified addresses should have all of that ready.