SoberLife Recovery Inc.

About SoberLife Recovery Inc.

SoberLife Recovery Inc. is a sober living operator in Tulsa, Oklahoma, running six certified recovery residences across Tulsa County. It is a registered 501(c)(3) providing transitional recovery housing, and every house it operates appears on the state certification roster at Level 3.

A Tulsa Recovery Housing Provider

The organization describes what it does as transitional housing between treatment and independent living. It supplies the address, the household and the structure. Clinical care comes from providers elsewhere in the city, and residents keep their own prescribers, counselors and meetings. Running as a nonprofit, not a rental business, shapes how the money works: fees fund the housing and the programming, and donations supplement them.

Six Sober Living Homes Across Tulsa

Six residences carry the SoberLife Recovery name, all of them in Tulsa:

• The Union House, on East 36th Street, for women, with eighteen beds.
• Grace House, in south Tulsa, for women, with fifteen beds.
• Legacy House, in south Tulsa, for men, with eighteen beds.
• Harris Memorial House, in south Tulsa, for men, with fifteen beds.
• East Christmas House, on East 23rd Street, for men, with twelve beds.
• Kiah Fields House, on East Second Street, for men, with eleven beds.

Eighty-nine beds inside one city is a large footprint for an Oklahoma operator. The houses spread across east, midtown and south Tulsa, so a resident changing houses keeps the same city, the same providers and often the same bus route.

Men's and Women's Sober Houses Under One Organization

Four of the six residences serve men and two serve women, and each house is a single-gender household. Thirty-three of the beds are women's, which is a meaningful share in a state where women's recovery housing is the scarcer half of the supply. Applying to the organization puts an applicant in front of every house of the right gender at once.

Level 3 Certification Across the Portfolio

All six houses hold Level 3 certification from the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources, Oklahoma's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Level 3 is the supervised tier: staff employed by the operator, documented policies and procedures, and programming delivered inside the residence. Certification is voluntary in Oklahoma, and an operator holding it uniformly across every house has committed the whole portfolio to a published code of ethics, written fee disclosure and an external complaint process. OKARR certifies house by house, so an applicant should confirm the specific address.

The People Running This Sober Living Operator

Travis Anderson and Tonya Wofford are the contacts the organization publishes for its houses, and former residents name them directly when describing what the program did for them. That is the character of a small nonprofit operator: admissions, fees and discharge decisions get made locally by people who are reachable, and the organization's standing in Tulsa rests on how those decisions land. The trade is that a small operator markets less and publishes less than a large one.

Structured Programs in These Tulsa Sober Homes

The published approach has three parts. A safe, drug-free and supportive environment comes first, which is the baseline any certified residence has to meet. Structured programming follows, built around workshops and group sessions aimed at coping strategies and life skills. Peer support carries the rest, with residents expected to contribute to the household and to each other. Applications run through the organization's own intake process.

Who These Tulsa Sober Homes Are For

The houses suit someone leaving detox, residential treatment or a jail-based program who needs supervised housing and a predictable week while outside providers handle treatment. Anyone requiring clinical care on site is a poor match. For everyone else, an operator with six certified houses in one county offers something a standalone home cannot: if the first placement is wrong, the second one is a phone call away and does not require leaving Tulsa.