AJ's House
A Safe Harbor. For generations, substance use disorder held this family in its grip—until one man chose to break the cycle. Through the courage of AJ’s grandfather and the faith-driven life of his father, a new legacy was born—one no longer defined by addiction. AJ’s House stands as proof that generational curses can be broken.
Bill's House
Bill's House, named in honor of Guillermo Nicasio, recognizes a man who was a beacon of hope, an advocate for fair housing, and a community leader in long-term recovery. Located in Wapato, it reflects the belief that people should not have to leave their community to find recovery—because connection, culture, and access matter.
Miles House
Miles House, located in a beautiful westside neighborhood, is a place of new beginnings—a home where you can take pride in rebuilding your life and welcoming your family. Built on the values of dignity, stability, and family reunification, Miles House stands as a foundation for a fresh start and a stronger future.
Scenic Manor
Scenic Manor, located in a beautiful west Yakima neighborhood, breaks the stereotypes and stigma surrounding where and how recovery housing should exist. It stands as a reflection of dignity, quality, and belonging—sending a clear message that recovery belongs in every neighborhood and that recovery is the new norm.
Summit House
Summit House, located in one of Yakima’s most desirable neighborhoods, reflects the spirit of true community—where neighbors walk their dogs, wave to one another, and families feel at home. Conveniently situated near the Yakima Aquatic Center, parks, churches, and shopping, it offers a welcoming and connected environment for recovery and growth.
Sylvia's Sanctuary
Sylvia’s Sanctuary is named in loving memory of the founder’s sister, Sylvia, who lost her life as a result of an abusive relationship. Her story is a powerful reminder that addiction and abuse often intersect—and that their effects ripple far beyond the individuals involved, impacting families, friends, and entire communities.
Sylvia’s Sanctuary is a trauma-informed, clean and sober women’s recovery home that operates as a safe house, placing personal safety at the very center of the healing process. The home serves women rising from multiple forms of trauma, including domestic violence, trafficking, PTSD, and substance use disorders.
A carefully maintained no-visitor policy helps preserve the peace, stability, and security of the home, allowing each woman to focus fully on her recovery without fear, distraction, or the intrusion of outside pressures. This structure creates a true sanctuary—one rooted in protection, dignity, and respect.
Located in a quiet, residential setting away from the noise and chaos of downtown Yakima, Sylvia’s Sanctuary offers a calm and restorative environment ideal for healing and personal growth. At the same time, the home remains accessible to local transit and community resources, ensuring residents are supported without sacrificing serenity.
Every aspect of Sylvia’s Sanctuary reflects a deep commitment to safety, stability, and hope—providing women with the space they need to heal, rebuild, and move forward with confidence.
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Sylvia’s Sanctuary is named in loving memory of the founder’s sister, Sylvia, who lost her life as a result of an abusive relationship. Her story is a powerful reminder that addiction and abuse often intersect—and that their effects ripple far beyond the individuals involved, impacting families, friends, and entire communities.
Sylvia’s Sanctuary is a trauma-informed, clean and sober women’s recovery home that operates as a safe house, placing personal safety at the very center of the healing process. The home serves women rising from multiple forms of trauma, including domestic violence, trafficking, PTSD, and substance use disorders.
A carefully maintained no-visitor policy helps preserve the peace, stability, and security of the home, allowing each woman to focus fully on her recovery without fear, distraction, or the intrusion of outside pressures. This structure creates a true sanctuary—one rooted in protection, dignity, and respect.
Located in a quiet, residential setting away from the noise and chaos of downtown Yakima, Sylvia’s Sanctuary offers a calm and restorative environment ideal for healing and personal growth. At the same time, the home remains accessible to local transit and community resources, ensuring residents are supported without sacrificing serenity.
Every aspect of Sylvia’s Sanctuary reflects a deep commitment to safety, stability, and hope—providing women with the space they need to heal, rebuild, and move forward with confidence.
Vincent's House
Vincent’s House in Wapato is named in honor of Vincent, a man rooted in hard work, family, and strength. Raised on the Yakima Reservation, he overcame substance use and lived clean, but the lasting effects took him far too soon. Today, Vincent’s House stands as a safe place where men can start over, rebuild, and create a better future.
Yakama House
Yakama House, located in the heart of the Yakama Reservation, represents a new beginning for recovery in the Lower Yakama Valley. No one should have to leave their home, family, or culture to find healing—recovery belongs in every community. This house stands for connection, dignity, and the belief that a new future can begin right where you are.
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