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ABOUT TOP NOTCH HOMES

Top Notch Homes offers WAQRR Certified, Level II, Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) accepting, recovery housing for men serious about their recovery. Our safe, stable, and mutually supportive co-living environment in beautiful middle-class neighborhoods yields sustainable results. We provide a nurturing space for men to embark on their journey to recovery and wellness. We work daily to eliminate the myths associated with recovery housing and also work with local agencies that offer wrap-around services to our program members.

Meet the Team

Helping our most vulnerable people out of housing insecurity and traumatic situations is our priority. We partner with local support agencies to make a greater impact in the communities we serve.

The vision all we share is that one day, anyone around the world who is experiencing housing insecurity, and needs affordable recovery housing with an emphasis on healing, will have a place to call home.

Founder

Juan Orozco

Juan has leveraged his life experiences to drive transformative change. Born into a family of six, Juan encountered significant adversity, including his father's struggles with alcoholism and gambling addiction, which ultimately resulted in his parents' divorce. His mother, left to raise six children independently, worked diligently to provide for them, often leaving the children to fend for themselves. Juan's life took a devastating turn when he lost his older sister to suicide, leading him to drop out of school and struggle with substance abuse. After reaching a critical juncture, Juan discovered that accessing treatment and housing was hindered by systemic barriers, including subpar sober housing options in unsafe neighborhoods. However, he persisted and found solace in a 12-step program, which marked the beginning of his journey towards healing and recovery. Now, with over three decades of recovery under his belt, Juan has become a prominent voice in his community, serving on various boards and councils, including the state's division of alcohol and substance abuse, and a gubernatorial appointment to the Washington State Department of Health GACHA Committee. His experiences have fueled his passion to revolutionize the recovery housing industry in Yakima County, where he now offers luxury recovery housing in safe neighborhoods in a supportive environment that empowers individuals to reclaim their lives and thrive.

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Program Director

Adam Orozco

My father's incredible journey through recovery sparked a fire within me to provide life-changing support to others. As a product of 12-step programs, I've seen the profound impact that recovery can have on breaking cycles and unlocking a brighter future. Our team, comprised of individuals who have walked the path of recovery, is dedicated to offering serene, luxurious housing where individuals can rediscover their spiritual connection, rebuild relationships with loved ones, and embark on a new chapter in life.

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House Manager

Corey Kite

Master of all things IT, computer and networking services. As House Manager, Corey keeps all things organized, makes sure all are provided the tools they need to succeed in Vencent's House.,

Our Partners

We partner with local support partners and agencies to make a greater impact in the communities we serve.

Valley Health & Counseling

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Yakima Valley Recovery

FEIS Foundation

Sanctuary First Foundation

Washington Department of Corrections

What people are saying...

"I’m blessed to be one of the first to move in and lay a foundation for a New Kind of Recovery Experience! Thank you Juan Eddy Orozco for putting a New Face on Recovery and Recovery Housing! For all my Friends and family out there, be sure and go and show support for this great organization even if it’s just liking and sharing this information! And if someone you know is struggling with Addiction or Alcoholism, there is a way out! There is a better life waiting for them on the other side! If I can do it, Anyone can! Remember I love all of you and most importantly Love Each other !"

Ryan, Alumni

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