New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation

About New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation

New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation is a sober living operator based in the South Puget Sound region of Washington, running certified men's recovery homes across Pierce and King Counties. The nonprofit names its houses for residents and family members tied to its founding, a pattern that runs through its entire five-house portfolio.

A South Puget Sound Recovery Housing Provider

New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation operates as a nonprofit sober living provider, not a private landlord, and its houses are spread deliberately across several communities instead of being clustered in one city. That spread reflects a foundation built to serve the wider South Puget Sound, not just a single neighborhood.

Serving Puyallup, Chehalis, Bonney Lake, Sumner and SeaTac

The foundation runs five certified men's sober houses: Rebekah's House in Puyallup, Celeste's House in Chehalis, the Dennis House in Bonney Lake, the Debbrina House in Sumner, and Ricky's House in SeaTac. Four of the five sit inside Pierce County, with Ricky's House extending the network north into King County near the airport corridor.

Men's Sober Housing Across Two Counties

Every New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation property is restricted to men, letting the foundation apply one consistent set of house rules and program expectations across all five addresses. A resident who needs a different city or a different set of housemates can move within the network without leaving the foundation's care.

WAQRR Level 2 Certification Across the Portfolio

All five houses carry Level 2 certification through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, Washington's NARR affiliate. WAQRR certification is voluntary, and an operator that certifies every property in its portfolio has committed its full network, not just a flagship house, to a published code of ethics and outside complaint review.

One Foundation, Five Sober Houses

Applications to any New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation property go through the foundation itself, which is the practical advantage of a multi-house operator over a single standalone home. A man who needs to relocate from Chehalis to the airport corridor, or from Sumner to Puyallup, is dealing with an organization that already knows him, with no need to start over with a stranger.

Recovery Housing for Pierce and King Counties

Pierce County anchors most of the foundation's footprint, with Puyallup, Bonney Lake and Sumner all inside its borders alongside Chehalis to the south in Lewis County and SeaTac to the north in King County. That geographic reach lets New Beginnings Debbrina House Foundation place men close to family, work or court obligations across a wide stretch of southwest and central Puget Sound.