Patrick's Place Women's Recovery House

About Patrick's Place Women's Recovery House

Patrick's Place Women's Recovery House is a Washington sober living operator running two certified recovery homes for women in Colville, in Stevens County.

A Stevens County Recovery Housing Provider

Patrick's Place Women's Recovery House supplies structured, peer-managed housing for women in early recovery; clinical treatment stays with outside providers in the community. The organization's job is to keep the housing stable and the house rules consistent for every resident it takes in.

Two Homes in Colville

Patrick's Place Women's Recovery House runs two residences in Colville, identified as Unit A and Unit B. Keeping both units in the same small city means a resident who needs to move between them keeps the same neighbors, the same staff and the same support network.

Serving Women in Recovery

Both Patrick's Place houses serve women exclusively, which keeps house rules, meetings and shared living space built around one population at each address.

WAQRR Level 2 Certification

Patrick's Place Women's Recovery House holds Level 2 certification through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, Washington's NARR affiliate. Certification is voluntary in Washington, and an operator that has certified both of its units has committed that housing to a published code of ethics and outside complaint review.

Recovery Housing in Rural Northeast Washington

Colville is the seat of Stevens County and the largest town for a wide stretch of rural northeast Washington, making it a natural base for recovery housing serving the surrounding area. Patrick's Place gives women in that part of the state an option without a move to Spokane or another larger city.