Adults committed to recovery
Adults age 21 and older who want to continue living a substance-free lifestyle in a structured environment.
A supportive recovery-housing community
A steady place to rebuild and move forward.
Restoring lives. Rebuilding families. Renewing hope.
The Heroes House Recovery is developing safe, structured, and substance-free residences where adults committed to recovery can rebuild daily routines, strengthen accountability, and prepare for independent living.
Now accepting preliminary applications and waitlist inquiries for planned residences serving Richmond, Katy, Rosenberg, and surrounding communities.
The Heroes House Recovery provides non-clinical recovery housing. It does not provide detoxification, medical treatment, therapy, or emergency services.
About the organization
Built around dignity, structure, and renewed hope.
The Heroes House Recovery is under development to provide adults recovering from substance use disorders with a safe, structured, and supportive place to rebuild their lives.
Recovery is about more than abstaining from drugs or alcohol. It can also mean restoring confidence, rebuilding family relationships, accepting accountability, and preparing for long-term independence.
Our approach is grounded in compassion, responsibility, peer support, community, and respect for every person's recovery journey.
Who we support
A supportive setting for adults working toward lasting recovery.
Separate recovery residences are planned for men and women.
People rebuilding stability
Individuals preparing to rebuild routines, strengthen accountability, pursue employment or education, and prepare for independent living.
Families seeking a supportive next step
Families looking for a structured, recovery-focused housing option for an adult loved one.
Referral professionals
Treatment providers, hospitals, social workers, probation professionals, and community organizations seeking a recovery-housing option for an eligible adult.
Every application is reviewed individually. Submitting an inquiry or application does not guarantee acceptance, placement, or immediate availability.
Our program
The foundation of our recovery-housing program.
The Heroes House Recovery is a non-clinical recovery-housing organization. It does not provide detoxification, medical treatment, psychotherapy, medication prescribing, or emergency services.
01
Safe and Substance-Free Housing
A clean, stable, drug- and alcohol-free living environment designed to support recovery and responsible communal living.
02
Structure and Accountability
Clear expectations, curfews, shared responsibilities, house meetings, and consistent routines help residents build stability.
03
Peer Support and Community
Residents participate in a respectful community where encouragement, accountability, and healthy relationships are valued.
Preparation for Independent Living
Residents work toward their own goal of returning to stable, independent living.
House Expectations
Residents follow agreed house rules, routines, and program expectations.
Optional Faith-Based Encouragement
Faith-based encouragement may be available for residents who desire it. Religious participation is not required as a condition of inquiry.
Eligibility
Who may be eligible.
Applicants must be 21 years of age or older. There is no maximum age.
Applicants should
- Be 21 years of age or older
- Desire to live a substance-free lifestyle
- Agree to follow house rules and program expectations
- Maintain a drug- and alcohol-free environment
- Participate in house responsibilities
- Be able to participate safely in communal living, with appropriate outside support when needed
- Treat others and the property with respect
- Work, attend school, volunteer, participate in job training, or actively seek employment when medically able
- Submit to drug and alcohol testing when required
- Discuss and agree to program fees after screening
The program may not be appropriate when an applicant
- Is currently under the influence at the time of admission
- Presents an immediate safety risk that the residence cannot safely accommodate
- Refuses to follow program expectations
- Possesses illegal drugs, alcohol, or weapons
- Engages in violence, threats, harassment, theft, or behavior that jeopardizes the safety of others
Eligibility decisions are made individually and depend on screening, program fit, housing availability, safety considerations, and applicable requirements. Program fees, payment expectations, and availability are discussed privately during or after the screening conversation.
How it works
A clear path from interest to future placement.
- 1
Join the waitlist or submit an inquiry
Share your contact information, preferred service area, anticipated move-in timeframe, and whether you are applying for yourself or someone else.
- 2
Speak with our team
We will contact you to explain the program, answer preliminary questions, and understand the applicant's needs.
- 3
Complete a preliminary application
Applicants who appear to be a potential fit may be invited to complete the initial residency application and provide additional information.
- 4
Screening and placement planning
The organization will review eligibility, program fit, housing demand, planned location, and availability. Program fees are discussed privately during or after screening.
Submitting an inquiry or application does not guarantee acceptance, housing availability, or a specific move-in date.
Our values
What we stand for.
Dignity
Every person is treated as a human being with worth, privacy, and the ability to grow.
Respect
Residents, families, staff, neighbors, and community partners are treated with consideration.
Structure
Clear expectations and consistent routines support accountability and stability.
Community
Recovery is strengthened through healthy relationships, peer encouragement, and shared responsibility.
Hope
A person's past does not have to determine the future.
Restoring Lives. Rebuilding Families. Renewing Hope.
Our story
A personal loss became a commitment to help others.
The Heroes House Recovery was inspired by one family's experience of loving someone through addiction, repeated attempts at recovery, relapse, and loss.
After losing a beloved family member to alcohol addiction, our founder was left with a painful question: What more could have been done?
That question became a calling to help create the kind of safe, structured, and supportive recovery environment that might give another person and another family a different outcome.
The Heroes House Recovery was created from the belief that every person deserves another opportunity, every family deserves hope, and every life has value.
Restoring Lives. Rebuilding Families. Renewing Hope.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Exact residence addresses are shared only with screened and approved applicants when appropriate, helping protect the privacy and security of future residents.
Your first step can begin with a conversation.
Join the waitlist, begin a preliminary application, or speak with our team about future recovery-housing availability in Richmond, Katy, and Rosenberg.
Two ways to start
Join the waitlist or begin an application.
Not sure which path fits? Start with the waitlist. It is a short inquiry for anyone interested in future placements. The application is a longer preliminary screening form for applicants ready to move forward.
- Confidential
- No obligation
- We respond personally
Contact
Speak with our team.
Individuals, family members, and referral professionals are welcome to reach out with questions about future recovery-housing availability in Richmond, Katy, and Rosenberg.
- Phone
- (832) 464-4329
- Service area
- Richmond, Katy, Rosenberg, and surrounding communities, Texas
- Office hours
- Monday through Friday8:00 AM to 5:00 PMSaturday12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Ready to take a first step?
The fastest way to reach us is by submitting a waitlist inquiry or a preliminary application. Your information is stored securely and is not publicly visible.
Please do not include medical, diagnostic, clinical, or insurance information in any message. The Heroes House Recovery is not an emergency service. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or crisis, call 911 or 988.