Seasons Housing

About Seasons Housing

Seasons Housing is a Washington sober living operator running seven certified recovery homes for men and women across Kennewick and Richland, in the Tri-Cities region.

A Tri-Cities Sober Living Operator

Seasons Housing supplies structured, peer-managed housing; clinical care stays with outside providers. Residents keep their own outpatient treatment and case managers, and the operator's role is to keep each house staffed, safe and consistent from one address to the next.

Seven Homes in Kennewick and Richland

Seasons Housing runs Seasons One in Richland, along with Seasons Two, Seasons Three and Seasons Four in Kennewick, and Seasons Five back in Richland. Two additional units, a second Seasons Two and a second Seasons Three, round out the Kennewick side of the portfolio. Kennewick and Richland sit next to each other in the Tri-Cities, so a resident moving between houses stays inside the same labor market and outpatient network.

Serving Men and Women in Separate Households

Seasons Housing keeps its houses single-gender: Seasons One, Two and Five serve men, and Seasons Three serves women. That split keeps house rules and shared living space built for one population at each address.

WAQRR Certification in Benton County

Seasons Housing properties are certified through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, Washington's NARR affiliate. Certification is voluntary in the state, and an operator that has certified this much of a seven-house portfolio has chosen a published code of ethics and outside complaint review over doing without either.

Recovery Housing for the Tri-Cities

Kennewick and Richland, together with Pasco, form the Tri-Cities, a shared service area in Benton and Franklin Counties. Seasons Housing's decision to spread its properties across both cities keeps residents close to the same courts, outpatient providers and job base regardless of which house they live in.

One Application, Several Sober Houses

Applications go through Seasons Housing directly, and its multi-house footprint gives it room to place a resident, or move one, between properties in Kennewick and Richland as needs change.