Safe, substance-free housing
A stable place to live while working toward recovery and independence.
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON · COMMUNITY CARESober living in Vancouver, WA.
Sober living in Vancouver, WA.
A place to move forward.
Come in. Feel welcome. Take your next step with furnished sober living, housing support and a caring community in Vancouver.
A new beginning.See inside & outside the home ↗
Welcome image is an AI illustration, not CHS residents or the actual home.
8 BEDS AVAILABLE · CALL TO CONFIRMOne person. One step. New possibilities.
A CLOSER LOOK AT HOMEStep inside.
Step inside.
Picture the possibilities.
Inside, outside, and around the neighborhood.
Select any photo for a larger view.
Photos of the home and surrounding area. Furnishings and room arrangements may have changed; call to arrange a visit and see the current setup.
More than a roof.
Support for your next chapter.
Recovery community
Peer connection, house meetings, recovery-oriented activities, and encouragement.
Practical support
Connections to employment, education, benefits, transportation, and community services.
Housing referrals & stabilization
Individuals, families, and community partners can request a conversation about housing needs and a suitable next step.
Permanent housing navigation
Help exploring permanent housing options and community resources for lasting stability.
Rental assistance & rapid rehousing
When appropriate, help exploring referrals. Eligibility, available funding, and provider requirements determine the support available.
Housing, financial assistance, and program approval depend on eligibility, suitability, availability, and funding.
Apply or make a referral ↗LIFE AT CARING HANDSFurnished.
Furnished.
Welcoming.
A fresh start.
Our Vancouver home offers fully furnished shared living, a BBQ grill, a TV room, and a game room—space to relax and connect while building a steady routine.
Speak with Steve, our Operations Manager, about room arrangements, accessibility, household needs, and what is included.
Call 564-208-2533 & ask for Steve ↗8 bedsAvailable · call to confirm
$800–$1,000Per bed, per month
$300Nonrefundable move-in fee
Month-to-monthLease term
Your written rental agreement explains the exact rent, lease terms, and move-in fee before you sign or pay.
Support for veterans,
mothers, and families.
Veterans supporting veterans
Recovery-focused housing, VA and community-resource navigation, employment and life-skills support, peer connection, and accountability.
Mothers & families
Single mothers and mothers with children can discuss housing needs with Steve. Family placements depend on available room arrangements and whether the home can meet the household’s needs.
Safety, quiet & privacy
Quiet-time rules, respect for personal space, a substance-free environment, and shared responsibility for clean common areas help support a respectful home.
Start with
a conversation.
Application
Talk with Steve about your housing needs, recovery goals, and house expectations.
Review & decision
Steve reviews your application and discusses approval or another community that may be a better fit.
Lease signing
Review your month-to-month lease, exact rent, and move-in charges before signing or paying.
Welcome home
Arrange your move-in, get settled, and meet your housemates.
Small routines.
Shared encouragement.
Room to move forward.
A recovery-oriented home can offer a substance-free environment, peer connection and everyday structure while you work toward your own goals. Progress is individual; housing complements appropriate treatment and community support.
A steadier daily routine
Shared expectations, household responsibilities and a place to return to can help create structure around work, appointments and recovery activities.
Connection & belonging
Living alongside people with recovery goals creates opportunities for encouragement, shared meals and respectful peer support.
Practice for independence
Daily living skills, keeping commitments and planning next steps can support the transition toward more independent housing.
Substance-free shared spaces
A home organized around sobriety offers an environment where residents can build routines without alcohol or illicit drug use in the household.
Positive ways to spend time
Cooking together, games, conversation and other substance-free activities can make room for enjoyment and connection.
Links to ongoing support
Local and online peer groups and professional care can remain part of your recovery plan. Explore resources and choose support that fits you.
Learn more about recovery housing and supportive housing from SAMHSA ↗. CHS provides housing support; it is not a medical detox facility.
These two activity images are AI-generated illustrations of community living, not photographs of CHS residents or the CHS house. See the actual home photos here ↗
01 / OUR MISSIONSee the person.
See the person.
Support the
possibility.
At Caring Hands Solutions, we believe that stability starts with dignity, compassion, and a sense of belonging.
Based in Vancouver, Washington, our nonprofit focuses on sober living and care for veterans experiencing homelessness. We want to help create pathways toward a more stable future, with respect for each person’s story.
Explore our focus ↓02 / WHERE WE FOCUSCare that starts
Care that starts
with understanding.
Every journey is different.
Every person matters.
01Sober living
A focus on stable, substance-free living environments, connection, and the everyday steps that support a recovery journey.
STABILITY & BELONGING
02Veteran support
Care centered on veterans experiencing homelessness, with respect for their service, individual needs, and goals.
DIGNITY & RESPECT
03Community connection
Bringing people and community partners together around the shared goal of helping neighbors move toward stability.
PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLEThe three service photos above are illustrative stock photography; they do not depict CHS residents or staff.
ROOTED IN VANCOUVERA place to take
A place to take
your next step.
Explore sober living and veteran housing support with Caring Hands Solutions. Call to discuss your needs, ask about the home, and learn about the next steps.
Talk with CHS: 564-208-2533 ↗8 beds available
Vancouver, Washington
Our Vancouver location
Vancouver, Washington
Availability can change. Please call to confirm openings, eligibility, costs, house expectations, and a visit before arriving.
03 / FIND YOUR NEXT STEPYou don’t have to
You don’t have to
figure everything
out at once.
Whether you’re looking for support for yourself or someone you care about, start with what matters most right now.
Looking for support?
Choose a topic to see what information may be useful when making an inquiry.
Housing application & referrals ↗
Let’s talk about your next step.
Let’s talk about your next step.
Call CHS about housing, referrals, or support for someone you care about. Ask about current openings and the application process.
Call 564-208-2533 ↗Application & referral
Tell us how to reach you.
Complete this initial housing application for yourself, or make a referral with the applicant’s permission. CHS will follow up to discuss options.
Applications are reviewed by CHS. Availability, suitability, eligibility, and funding affect the options offered.
There’s room for
your compassion.
Give your time
Interested in volunteering? Think about the skills, experience, and time you would like to share.
Build a partnership
Housing organizations, veteran-serving groups, and community partners can help strengthen the circle of support.
Support the mission
Help more people learn about sober living and the needs of veterans experiencing homelessness.
Have time, skills, or resources to share? Call 564-208-2533 to discuss volunteering, partnerships, or supporting the mission.
Rent payments,
with clear instructions.
Ask Steve for the approved payment method and exact amount shown in your lease. Contact CHS to confirm Cash App, Venmo, or other available options and receive the correct payment details.
Request payment instructions ↗A more stable tomorrow
starts with care today.
Start a conversation · 564-208-2533 ↗Sober housing in Vancouver, Washington
Caring Hands Solutions offers furnished sober living, housing support and recovery resources in Vancouver, WA. Explore the real home photos, learn about veteran support and contact the team about current availability.
How do I apply for housing or make a referral?
Use the housing application or call 564-208-2533 to discuss the home, eligibility and next steps. Availability and acceptance must be confirmed by the team.
Where can I find local recovery resources?
Our Vancouver recovery resource directory links to AA, NA, SMART Recovery, online meetings and independent treatment providers. Sober housing and peer support do not replace medical detox or licensed treatment.