Waco Avenue Women's Recovery House

About Waco Avenue Women's Recovery House

Waco Avenue Women's Recovery House operates a single women's sober living home on North Waco Avenue in Wichita, Kansas, in Sedgwick County. The house is the whole of the operation, and it is run for women in recovery, not managed as one address inside a larger portfolio.

A Single-House Operator in Wichita

Some recovery housing operators run a network of homes across several cities. This one runs a house. That shape matters to a prospective resident, because the person setting the rules, answering the phone and handling a move-in is the same person, and the household is small enough that the culture of the house is set by who is living in it at the time.

Serving Women in Sedgwick County

The home serves women only. North Waco Avenue sits in a residential stretch just west of downtown Wichita, close to the outpatient treatment providers, employers and public transit concentrated in the city center, and inside Sedgwick County's court and probation catchment.

What Kansas Does Not Regulate

Kansas has no statewide certifying body for recovery residences and no license specific to sober living, so there is no state credential attached to this operator or to any other in the state. That absence says nothing about the quality of a house. It shifts the work onto the questions a family asks directly: what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, how drug testing is handled, and what happens after a relapse.

Reaching the Operator

Applications and questions go to the operator directly. Little about this operator is published beyond the house itself, so a conversation before move-in is the practical way to confirm current openings, cost and house expectations.