Thrive2Survive

About Thrive2Survive

Thrive2Survive is a sober living operator based in Vancouver, Washington, providing certified recovery housing in Clark County under the PNW Grassroots Recovery umbrella. The organization runs four houses in the Vancouver area and pairs its housing with outreach work supporting the county's houseless community.

A Grassroots Recovery Housing Provider in Clark County

Thrive2Survive grew out of PNW Grassroots Recovery's broader outreach work delivering meals and essential resources to people experiencing homelessness in Clark County. The housing side of that work gives people already connected to the organization's outreach a stable address to build sustainable recovery on top of.

Four Sober Homes in the Vancouver Area

Thrive2Survive operates four houses in and around Vancouver:

• Heaton House, a men's sober house.
• Dewey House, a men's sober house.
• Sonya House, a women's sober house.
• Hanset House, a men's sober house.

Running both a men's and a women's program means Thrive2Survive can house couples, siblings or friends going through recovery together in separate, gender-specific homes.

From Outreach to Housing

Because Thrive2Survive's parent outreach program already works with people who are unhoused, its sober living houses function as a next step for people already known to the organization. A resident arriving from that outreach relationship is stepping into housing with an organization that already knows their situation.

WAQRR Certification Across the Portfolio

All four Thrive2Survive houses are certified at Level 2 through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences. Certification is voluntary in Washington, and certifying every house it runs means Thrive2Survive has agreed to written fee disclosure, a published code of ethics, and outside complaint review across its full portfolio.

Applying to a Thrive2Survive Sober Home

Applications for any of the four houses go through Thrive2Survive directly. Men are considered for Heaton House, Dewey House or Hanset House, and women are considered for Sonya House, all within a single Clark County organization.