Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network

Recovery happens! Housing can make all the difference.

quality housing for people in recovery from drug and alcohol issues

National Standards

TROHN is an affiliate of the National Association of Recovery Residences (NARR) and is accredited to certify Recovery Residences in Texas that met NARR standards. NARR has identified 4 distinct housing approaches and divided them into corresponding Levels of Support and certification programs. This improves quality assurance and empowers individuals' housing choices.

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State Coalition

TROHN is a statewide coalition of housing providers and advocates dedicated to improving the availability and quality of housing for individuals recovering from substance use and/or co-occurring issues. TROHN is a network of local coalitions and aims to have local coalitions in all major population centers and recovery “hotbeds” throughout Texas.

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Local Housing

Texas is BIG, and recovery happens locally. TROHN’s local coalitions are responsible for developing and overseeing their own community using state and national standards. Local coalitions are geographically limited in size to ensure that each coalition can cost effectively manage its territory.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find housing?

Coming soon! TROHN.org will provide an online directory of annually certified homes. Even within certified homes, you will find a wide diversity in location, population served, services provided, house rules... and price. Make sure you explore you options in order to find the house that is right for you.

How are houses certified?

House certification applications are signed, notarized and submitted to local coalitions by Housing Provider Members of that local coalition. Each coalition is responsible for determining whether an application meets all standards before being certified. Failures can be petitioned through an appeals process. All homes are re-certified each year.

How are local coalitions formed?

A local coalition is a group of housing providers and advocates that form either an un-incorporate or incorporated organization and that through a charter agrees to carry out TROHN’s objectives at a local level. A local coalition can be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, but that is not a requirement. Coalitions must have at least 2 housing providers, be governed by TROHN approved bylaws, and must sign and uphold the charter agreement. Each local coalition is democratically run by a slate of officers who are annually elected by its membership and an advisor appointed by TROHN.