Our Services

  • Housing

    Emergency Addiction Recovery Transitional Housing (E.A.R.T.H.)

    CTCRS provides immediate recovery housing for men awaiting inpatient treatment beds and beds in established sober living homes. Our housing comes at no charge to clients if they do not have financial resources.

  • Transportation

    CTCRS travels around 1500 miles per week transporting individuals to detox and inpatient treatment centers, as well as to appointments, service events, and sober housing.

  • Basic Necessities

    CTCRS provides personal hygiene kits and clothes as many of our clients arrive with very little belongings. We also provide meals, bedding, and towels.

Nick’s Place opened on December 27th, 2021, exactly a year after the passing of Nick McGlashan, a former CTCRS Board Member and friend.

It is named in his honor.

Nick’s Place provides safe, supportive interim housing for men in recovery. It offers a sober, structured environment for those who have completed detox and are awaiting placement in a treatment program or a long-term sober living residence.

Nick’s Place Information:

  • Located in Everett, WA

  • 16-bed men’s interim recovery house

  • Low barrier housing that comes at no charge to clients if they do not have funds or vouchers to move in

  • MAR & MAT permitted

  • Negative Urinalysis (UA) test required upon entry. UA testing provided throughout the duration of their stay

  • We house clients leaving detox awaiting inpatient treatment beds at no charge. Clients leaving treatment or re-entry clients are housed with a monthly or weekly fee.

  • All utilities and basic essentials are provided

  • 8 beds are allocated to emergency transitional clients, and 8 beds are allocated for clients seeking clean and sober housing after treatment. The maximum length of stay is 90 days.

  • There are two full-time live-in managers on site and 24-hour surveillance for security.

  • Clients are required to attend sober support recovery meetings, intensive outpatient treatment, and/or mental health sessions during their stay. Volunteering at Courage to Change Recovery Services’ monthly community feed is strongly suggested but not required.

  • Our scholarships are based on the generous donations of our supporters.

For an entrance interview, contact Christina @ 206-226-4608.