Bruce Housing Program Transitional Housing in Wenatchee, Washington

About Bruce Housing Program Transitional Housing

Bruce Transitional Housing, located in Wenatchee, Washington, offers a sobriety-based transitional housing program featuring structured support for individuals and families focused on stable housing and substance-free living. 

Clients can receive up to 24 months of transitional housing with mandatory drug and alcohol abstinence in a communal living environment.

The goal is to help you regain your independence. This program lays the groundwork for long-term recovery and housing stability through accountability and individualized support.

Transitional Housing With Sobriety Support

The Bruce’s transitional housing program serves low-income individuals and families seeking a bridge out of homelessness in Wenatchee. Residents can stay as long as they maintain sobriety and participate in regular testing and house-wide meetings. 

Participants engage in structured routines managed by case managers who help design self-sufficiency plans around housing readiness, employment and income goals. 

Life at Bruce includes required participation in chores. Although there are no therapists onsite for specialized addiction treatment, residents often praise the supportive staff and structured environment as vital in fostering responsibility and personal growth.

Other Supports & Financial Information

Besides the primary transitional housing program, The Bruce provides strong case management and self-sufficiency planning to help residents build toward independent living.

Because this is a housing program rather than a medical or clinical treatment center, coverage by health insurance is not central.