Supportive Recovery Housing in King County, Washington

Supportive Recovery Housing in King County

Hope & Chance Integrated Health provides free temporary supportive recovery housing for up to 180 days in King County, Washington. Our program serves adults recovering from alcohol addiction, narcotic addiction, substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and co-occurring disorders throughout King County.

King County is Washington's most populous county and home to a robust network of behavioral health, addiction treatment, and recovery support services. Hope & Chance provides supportive recovery housing throughout King County, with our primary Seattle location serving residents from across the county.

Unlike a typical rental arrangement or a traditional shelter, our King County recovery housing program provides a structured, supportive environment that combines safe housing with the wraparound services that research shows dramatically improve recovery outcomes.

Services We Provide in King County

• Supportive Recovery Housing — Safe, substance-free housing for up to 180 days at no cost to qualifying residents
• Peer Recovery Support — Mentorship and accountability from Recovery Empowerment Specialists with lived experience in recovery
• Transportation Assistance — Free rides to treatment appointments, medical care, recovery meetings, and other essential activities
• Care Coordination — Connection to behavioral health services, benefits enrollment, employment resources, and community support
• Transition & Independent Living Support — Employment readiness, permanent housing search, and community reintegration planning

Who We Serve in King County

Our King County recovery housing serves adults who are:

• Recovering from alcohol addiction or alcohol use disorder (AUD)
• Recovering from narcotic addiction or substance use disorder (SUD)
• Living with mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, PTSD, and bipolar disorder
• Managing co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
• Actively enrolled in outpatient, IOP, or another approved treatment program
• Ready to commit to a structured, substance-free environment while rebuilding their lives

Why Hope & Chance in King County?

Hope & Chance was founded on a simple but powerful premise: recovery often fails not because treatment doesn't work, but because the barriers outside the clinic — housing, transportation, peer support, daily stability — go unaddressed. In King County and throughout King County, we remove those barriers.

Our clinical partnership with New Era Mental Health creates a fully integrated recovery pathway — licensed outpatient and IOP treatment through New Era, and comprehensive wraparound support through Hope & Chance. Together, we provide both the clinical care and the stability that make lasting recovery possible.

How to Apply for Recovery Housing in King County

Applying for our King County recovery housing program is simple:

1. Contact us — Submit a request online or call us at (206) 353-0489
2. Complete an intake conversation — We learn about your situation, treatment status, and needs
3. Confirm eligibility — You must be 18+, Washington State resident, and actively in or accepted to treatment
4. Move in — Subject to space availability. Contact us early — a waitlist may apply

Providers, social workers, and discharge planners: submit a referral through our online referral form or call (206) 353-0489 for urgent placements.

Additional Recovery Resources in King County

Beyond our own services, here are community recovery resources available in King County and King County. For a comprehensive directory of 105+ Washington State resources, visit our Recovery Resources page.

• Washington DSHS Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery (DBHR)
• 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — call or text 988
• SAMHSA Treatment Locator
• New Era Mental Health — clinical treatment partner

Frequently Asked Questions About Recovery Housing in King County