OXFORD HOUSE – AINSWORTH in Tacoma, Washington

About OXFORD HOUSE – AINSWORTH

Oxford House – Ainsworth is a dedicated sober living home in Tacoma, Washington that offers a structured environment for women in recovery. This peer run recovery residence offers a safe, substance free space where individuals can transition from formal treatment back into independent living.

Residents benefit from a supportive community that prioritizes shared responsibility, democratic self-governance and long term sobriety.

Residential Addiction Treatment in Ainsworth

This residence focuses exclusively on transitional sober housing and does not offer medical detox, outpatient therapy or clinical addiction treatment services.

The primary goal is to provide a stable, drug free environment where women can support one another while rebuilding their lives and maintaining abstinence from substances.

It is designed for individuals who are motivated to maintain a sober lifestyle and are capable of living cooperatively without onsite supervision or clinical staff.

Location and Housing Model

This home operates on a democratic model with no paid staff or managers. Residents elect officers, vote on household decisions and share chores and expenses to create a culture of mutual accountability and peer support that fosters personal responsibility.

The facility is located on Ainsworth Avenue South in the South End of Tacoma. The residential setting offers convenient access to local shops, community centers and public transportation to help residents connect with employment and outside recovery resources.

Costs and Payment Options

Because this is a housing provider rather than a medical facility, insurance is not accepted. Residents pay a monthly share of household expenses, covering rent and utilities which is determined by the house’s budget to ensure affordability.

To join, prospective residents must contact the house to check for vacancies and schedule an interview with the current members. Admission is decided by a vote of the existing residents, ensuring that new members are a good fit for the collaborative environment.