The House That Love Built

About The House That Love Built

The House That Love Built is a faith-based sober living operator based in Goodyear, Arizona, providing transitional housing for women in Maricopa County. The organization is organized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and has built its program around spiritual support alongside standard sober living structure.

A Faith-Based Sober Living Operator in the West Valley

The House That Love Built runs its program from Goodyear, on the western edge of the Phoenix metro area. As a registered nonprofit, it depends on donations and community support rather than only resident fees, which is part of why it can layer job-skills coaching and financial literacy training into its housing model instead of running housing alone.

What This Sober Living Operator Provides

Beyond a bed and a set of house rules, the operator builds enrichment programming into its housing: job-skills training, financial literacy education and health awareness resources, alongside referrals to outside services. Women arrive from institutional or treatment settings, and the organization's stated goal is to build the practical skills that keep an address stable once move-in is complete.

Serving Women in Maricopa County

The organization focuses specifically on women transitioning out of rehab facilities or institutional care, which means its resources, staff and house culture are built around one population rather than split across genders. Its base in Goodyear puts it within reach of the broader West Valley job market in Avondale, Litchfield Park and Buckeye.

Reaching This Sober Living Operator

Referrals and applications go directly to the organization in Goodyear. As a faith-based nonprofit, it is transparent about its spiritual orientation from the first conversation, which lets a prospective resident decide upfront whether that framework fits before committing to a move-in.