King Men’s Recovery Home

King is a trusted recovery home in Seattle, WA, committed to helping men achieve lasting recovery from substance use disorder. This recovery home offers a safe, substance-free space where individuals can focus on rebuilding their lives after addiction. Sober living homes, also known as recovery residences, provide structure, support, and accountability for those transitioning from treatment programs to independent living. At King, residents benefit from: - A welcoming and sober living environment. - Peer support to encourage personal growth and accountability. - Daily routines that build healthy habits and stability. - Convenient access to recovery resources in Seattle, including therapy and job support services. Located in Washington, Seattle is a vibrant community with a wealth of men-focused recovery meetings and resources. King is passionate about empowering residents to create a stable, sober, and fulfilling future. Contact us today to learn how King can support your recovery journey. Our Fresh Start Sober Living Housing & Outreach House Seattle, WA To Our Residents We pledge to provide a clean, comfortable dwelling with tools to aid in their recovery and growth. We diligently connect our residents with third-party resources that provide alternate housing, active employment, legal aid and counseling as well as food & clothing. Our housing is completely furnished with the following items provided in addition to furniture: -Clean linens and bedding -High speed internet * -Basic local phone * -Netflix * -Additional items on a case by case basis -*subject to restrictions and disciplinary actions* The only items the tenant is expected to furnish are their own clothing, toiletries and food. Our tenants range from: -Early prison releases from federal, state and county facilities -Mental health outpatients -Treatment program releases -Low level sex offenders -Homeless applicants -Anyone who could benefit from our housing Growth Achievement The tenant's progress regarding their individual sobriety and successes and setbacks towards life goals are monitored. Monitoring is conducted through both weekly group meetings as well as daily one-on-one interactions. These meetings are conducted by John and Tim as well as the resident and regional managers that reside at each property. In addition to goal achievement, spontaneous room checks are conducted for adherence to house rules regarding cleanliness and drug and alcohol usage. Urine analysis is conducted on an as-need basis when drug or alcohol usage is suspected. All growth or setbacks made by the tenant are reported back to the corresponding field officer, relative, payee or other counselor in charge of the tenant's well being. Life skill coaching and resource suggestions are provided to each tenant while residing at our homes with the goal of bettering their individual circumstances. All residents must s upply a copy of their conditions of supervision. Management reserves th e right to this infonnation to assist the DOC in monitoring your conditions. Failure to abide by the plan put forth by your case manager in a timely and respectful manner is grounds for eviction. Drug Testing And Drug/Alcohol Use Drug or Alcohol usage, including marijuana, is strictly forbidden. Any violation of this rule can result in eviction. Additionally, no drug paraphernalia of any kind is allowed on the property. No resident shall be intoxicated or under the in Oucncc of drugs or alcohol on the property at any time. Residents are required to sign a ROI for Management to obtain your UA results from your CCO, outpatient treatment center, etc. Should a resident fail to provide a clean UA to their CCO or to House Management, the resident may be asked to leave and their CCO will be notified. Management reserves the right to request a UA at any time with or without cause. If a resident believes another resident is under the influence of any substance a Management must be contacted immediately. It is everyone's responsibility to keep the house safe. Failure to notify staff of another resident' s use of substances can result in immediate discharge.