Helpful Heart House

About Helpful Heart House

Helpful Heart House is a sober living operator in Aurora, Colorado, providing certified recovery housing in Arapahoe County. The organization describes its mission as offering a safe, comfortable and peaceful housing environment for people working to reclaim their lives.

A Recovery Housing Provider Serving a Wide Population

Helpful Heart House does not limit its housing to people in recovery alone. The organization names veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, survivors of human trafficking, pregnant individuals, and people re-entering society after incarceration among the populations it serves, in addition to people working a program of sobriety.

A Peaceful Setting as Part of the Model

The word choice in the organization's own mission, a peaceful housing environment, points to a deliberate approach: keeping the setting calm and low-stress for residents who may be managing trauma alongside recovery or a difficult transition out of institutional life.

Certification Through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado

Helpful Heart House is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's NARR affiliate. Certification requires a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules, and an outside complaint process, and Colorado assigns no level to the residence.

Working in Arapahoe County

Aurora's scale within Arapahoe County gives Helpful Heart House access to veterans' services, re-entry programs and outpatient providers across a broad stretch of the Denver metro's south and east side, supporting the range of residents the organization takes in.

Reaching Helpful Heart House

Applications go through the organization's online housing application. Ask what the weekly cost covers, whether the house is suited to a specific circumstance, and how a complaint is escalated past the house to the certifying body.