What makes PNWGR different is that we don't just provide a bed. We provide a pathway to self-sufficiency
PNWGR (Pacific Northwest Grass Roots Recovery) stands out from many traditional recovery housing programs because it goes beyond simply providing a sober place to live. Our program combines peer-staffed recovery housing, intensive case management, peer support, access to mental health services, transportation assistance, and a Housing First approach with a right-to-remedy philosophy, all designed to help individuals transition from homelessness, incarceration, or crisis into long-term stability.
What truly sets PNWGR apart is that our structured three-phase recovery program is fully integrated within our recovery housing model. Residents are supported by an on-site House Manager and on-site Peer Support Staff available Monday through Friday, providing daily guidance, mentorship, accountability, and encouragement from individuals with lived experience in recovery. Through transportation assistance, residents can access treatment services, medical appointments, employment opportunities, recovery meetings, and other essential resources that support long-term success.
Our program begins with Phase 1: Stabilization, where residents focus on securing benefits, identification, healthcare, treatment, and basic needs. In Phase 2: Community, residents develop healthy routines, recovery capital, and meaningful connections through engagement in recovery supports and pro-social activities. Finally, in Phase 3: Independence, residents work toward self-sufficiency, employment, financial stability, and permanent housing.
PNWGR doesn't just provide housing. We provide a community, a recovery pathway, and a support system that walks alongside each resident from crisis to stability, empowering them to build a life of purpose, dignity, and long-term recovery