Sisters in Recovery

About Sisters in Recovery

Sisters in Recovery is a sober living operator in Pasadena, Texas, providing recovery housing for women in Harris County.

A Nonprofit Recovery Housing Provider for Women

Sisters in Recovery operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit built specifically around women active in twelve-step recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. The organization's stated mission is providing safe, structured and affordable residential housing, with affordability named as a deliberate part of the mission.

Peer Support as the Core Model

The organization's guiding principle holds that lasting sobriety is not achieved alone, and its housing is built around peer connection and mutual accountability. Residents support each other through shared structure, a model common among certified peer-run sober houses.

A Progression Toward Independent Living

Sisters in Recovery frames its housing as a step toward independent living, with structure and accountability systems designed to build the habits a resident needs before living on her own. The house is a stage, not an endpoint.

Weekly Rent Through an Online System

Residents pay rent weekly through the organization's online payment system, a cadence that fits a population often working hourly jobs or receiving irregular income during early recovery.

Serving the Houston Area From Pasadena

Operating from Pasadena puts Sisters in Recovery inside the Houston metro's Harris County service area, giving residents access to the region's outpatient providers, meetings and employers close to existing support.

Connecting With Sisters in Recovery

The organization maintains an active social media presence and takes inquiries directly. Prospective residents or families can reach out to ask about weekly rates, house rules and current availability.