Tri-Hope

About Tri-Hope

Tri-Hope is a sober living operator in Midlothian, Virginia, running certified recovery housing in Chesterfield County. All three of its residences sit inside the same town, and all three appear on Virginia's register of certified recovery residences with VARR accreditation.

A Chesterfield County Recovery Housing Provider

This is a housing organization. The houses supply structure, peer accountability and a stable suburban address, and clinical care comes from providers elsewhere in the county or in Richmond. Residents keep their own prescribers, therapists and meetings. What the operator owes them is sound housing, predictable fees and the same rules from one address to the next, which is the part a resident notices when a bed changes.

Three Sober Living Homes in Midlothian

The residences are:

• Broad Oaks, on Broad Oaks Court, for women.
• Glen Tara, on Glen Tara Court, for men.
• Stonehenge Farm, on Stonehenge Farm Road, for men.

All three are single-family houses on residential streets in the same town, which has a practical effect on residents. Moving between them changes housemates without changing the town, the commute, the court or the outpatient provider.

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

Each house is single-gender and each runs as its own household. Men apply to Glen Tara or Stonehenge Farm, and women apply to Broad Oaks. Splitting the population house by house means the rules, the meeting and the shared space are written for one population, and a resident is never the only man or the only woman in a mixed building.

Accreditation Across the Recovery Homes

All three addresses hold certification through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences at Level of Support 2, the monitored tier. Virginia makes certification compulsory and treats operating without it as a Class 1 misdemeanor, so the credential is a legal requirement here as well as a mark of standards. VARR grants it address by address, and an operator carrying it on every house it runs has chosen to work inside a published code of ethics, written fee disclosure and an external complaint process at each one.

Where This Sober Living Operator Works

The footprint is suburban Chesterfield County, along the Route 60 corridor southwest of Richmond. The county is the largest in the Richmond region, its seat is Chesterfield Court House, and its community services board provides public behavioral health for county residents. Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Center is in Midlothian, and the city of Richmond is a short drive for anything the county lacks. Transit is thin across most of Chesterfield, so travel is largely by car, and a resident should treat transportation as part of choosing a suburban house.

What to Ask This Recovery Housing Provider

The company-level questions differ from the ones about a bedroom. How long has it housed residents in Midlothian. What does the weekly fee cover and how is a deposit handled at discharge. Does a manager live in each house. Does it take referrals from the county's drug court, the community services board or treatment providers in Richmond. How does a complaint escalate past the house, first to the operator and then to VARR. An operator holding current certification at all three addresses should have every one of those answers ready.