Sober living in Wapato

WapatoWA· 98951

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.

WapatoWA· 98951

Family Renewal Home, located in Wapato Washington, is a place where families can start fresh and recover together. It offers a path from homelessness to homeownership—one step at a time, one day at a time.

WapatoWA· 98951

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.

WapatoWA· 98951

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.

WapatoWA· 98951

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.