Trinity Transitional Housing

About Trinity Transitional Housing

Trinity Transitional Housing is a Washington nonprofit sober living operator running certified recovery homes for men and women across Spokane and Spokane Valley.

A Spokane-Area Recovery Housing Provider

Trinity Transitional Housing describes its mission as helping people transition back into independent life after incarceration or inpatient treatment, using structured, rules-based shared housing. The organization was founded by people with lived recovery experience, built on the idea that everyone deserves a second chance.

Homes in Spokane and Spokane Valley

Trinity Transitional Housing runs houses across the Spokane area, including:

• Boone House, on West Boone Avenue in Spokane, for men.
• Hutton House, on West 8th Avenue in Spokane, for men.
• Mt Vernon House, in Spokane, serving both men and women.
• University House, in Spokane Valley, for women.

That footprint covers both the city of Spokane and its eastern suburb, giving the operator reach across most of the county's population.

Certification Through Washington's NARR Affiliate

Trinity Transitional Housing's certified homes carry certification from the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, which requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and outside review of complaints.

What the Organization Does Not Provide

Trinity is explicit about scope: it does not offer medical, clinical, therapeutic, behavioral health, childcare, transportation or correctional supervision services. Residents keep their own healthcare and recovery providers, and the organization's role is the housing, the structure and the accountability that surrounds it.

Serving Men and Women in Spokane County

The organization runs separate men's and women's houses across Spokane and Spokane Valley, the largest city and county in eastern Washington. That regional hub gives residents access to courts, outpatient providers, community colleges and a labor market that a smaller Eastern Washington town cannot match.