Triangle House

About Triangle House

Triangle House is a sober living operator and faith-based nonprofit in Madisonville, Kentucky, serving Hopkins County since 2011. It operates out of a restored historic property and has run continuously as a 501(c)(3) organization for more than a decade.

A Small Faith-Based Recovery Housing Operator

Triangle House is a small organization by design, and that scale shapes how it operates. Decisions run through people who know the residents directly, and the operator's standing in Madisonville rests on more than a decade of continuous work with the same community.

Public Records Behind This Kentucky Operator

Kentucky does not license recovery residences the way it licenses clinical treatment facilities, but two records carry weight when evaluating an operator like Triangle House: its standing as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit since 2011, and its obligation under Kentucky law to certify its housing through the Kentucky Recovery Housing Network. State agencies and health providers cannot refer anyone to housing that has not gone through that certification process.

A Decade of Restoring One Historic Property

Triangle House has kept its focus on a single restored historic home for more than a decade. That focus is itself a kind of track record: the organization has proven it can sustain one property and one community relationship over the long term.

Serving Hopkins County

Madisonville is the seat of Hopkins County in western Kentucky, and a small, faith-based operator based there serves a role that larger institutional providers in bigger cities do not: recovery housing embedded directly in a residential neighborhood. Anyone searching for a Madisonville sober living operator is working from a short list, and Triangle House's decade of continuous operation puts it near the top of it.