providers

recovery housing

New Earth Recovery

Recovery Housing for adults, residents pay 1/3 of their income, typically between $320-$620/month

services provided

  • 9-12 months residential program for people in recovery from substance use disorders
  • “graduate” housing for those who have already completed a similar program

insurance accepted

  • self-pay

360-848-9281

various locations in and around Mount Vernon

website

Oxford House

Recovery Housing for men, women, women with children

services provided

  • democratically run, self-supporting, drug-free and alcohol-free housing

how to connect

Find vacancies on Oxford House website. Filter by location and gender. Application requirements may vary by location, so call the contact listed for details.

Various locations in Skagit County

website

Pioneer Human Services – Recovery Housing

Transition House for adults, service fee required (30% of income per month or provide verification of zero income)

services provided

  • housing and case management
  • residents must:
    • be a Skagit County resident
    • be experiencing homelessness or exiting jail, detox centers, and/or inpatient treatment facilities
    • have a documented substance use and/or mental health diagnosis with verification of treatment
    • be committed to compliance with case management and sobriety
    • agree to urinalysis and breathalyzer tests to support sobriety

insurance accepted

  • no insurance required

how to connect

available only by referral from Skagit County Community Justice Center, Skagit County Community Court, local hospitals, Skagit County Community Detox, outpatient treatment providers, inpatient treatment facilities, and other providers serving eligible populations.

location in Mount Vernon

website

R.I.S.E. Recovery

Recovery Housing — Men 18+

services provided

  • supportive housing and recovery skills development
  • program lasts up to 2 years
  • Residents must:
    • have a documented substance use disorder and desire for recovery.
    • participate in weekly house meetings, one-on-one meetings with staff, and urinalysis testing.
    • follow house rules, develop and follow a recovery plan
    • increase involvement in pro-recovery activities.

insurance accepted

  • self-pay

how to connect

Fill out contact form on website for intake. Priority is given to participants in therapeutic courts and those with Department of Corrections involvement.

 

Program fees apply. Many residents receive housing assistance through therapeutic courts, recovery support programs, and other housing programs. If you cannot pay rent, R.I.S.E. staff can connect you to housing service providers for assistance.

Various locations in Skagit County

website

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