Remnant Army Northwest

About Remnant Army Northwest

Remnant Army Northwest is a Washington sober living operator running three certified men's recovery homes in Auburn and Renton, in King County.

A King County Sober Living Operator

Remnant Army Northwest supplies structured, faith-informed housing for men in recovery; clinical treatment stays with outside providers. The organization's work is to keep the houses stable and the expectations consistent across every address it runs.

Three Homes in Auburn and Renton

Remnant Army Northwest runs the Auburn House in Auburn, and two properties in Renton known as Renton Home I and Renton Home II. Auburn and Renton both sit in South King County, a short drive apart along the same stretch of the Green River valley, so a resident moving between houses keeps the same courts, transit and outpatient network.

Serving Men in Recovery

All three Remnant Army Northwest houses serve men, which keeps house rules, meetings and shared living space organized around one population at every address the operator runs.

A South King County Recovery Housing Provider

Auburn and Renton are both mid-sized South King County cities with their own courts, outpatient providers and transit connections into greater Seattle. Remnant Army Northwest's decision to run houses in both places gives men leaving treatment an option close to home instead of a move into the city.

Reaching Remnant Army Northwest

Applications go through Remnant Army Northwest directly, and its three-house footprint across Auburn and Renton gives it room to place a resident, or move one, if the first house is not the right fit.