About Us
Looking for Trauma Informed
Sober Living? Are you homeless? Sleeping in your car? Got nowhere to go? Alcohol problems, legal problems? Divorce? Lost your children? Abused? Let's talk.
Lorraine's House is a 501(c)3 not for profit organization which means that your gifts are tax deductible. We operate eight quality sober living homes for women each with a Resident Manager. We are dedicated to changing the lives of women suffering from addiction.
Lorraine's House is an array of sober living homes for women providing a transitional living environment dedicated to changing the lives of women suffering from addiction.
Lorraine's House residents agree to maintain sobriety and offer each other support while living together as a community
Values that drive everything we do
Excellence
Excellence is our standard. We respond to change in a positive, constructive way. We are responsible and reliable for our clients.
Services
We are committed to continuing the tradition of excellence in quality, client satisfaction and service. With a 24 hour guaranteed response time, we're always here for you.
Quality
Quality is the main focus in everything that we do. We commit to being a quality-oriented organization, committed to continuous improvement.
Transparency
Transparency is important to maintain trust and build relationships. We are committed to being honest, open and direct with everyone. We treat every client fairly and politely.
Our team
Lucy Brown
Director & Founder
40 years sober, our very own Lucy Brown told her story at the Church of Resurrection Recovery. She was 26, alone, frightened and ashamed. A pack of Marlboro Reds started the fight and now she dedicates her entire life to helping other women in recovery
Lorraine
As I made my first baby steps to healthy living and recovery one woman stands out as incredibly significant. That woman was my sister in law Lorraine Hustad. She was a loving no nonsense woman, full of whimsy and humor. She was inclusive and steadfast as I navigated my own uncertainty and had to live in a sober living myself. She was an inspiration. Lorraine’s brave battle with ovarian cancer ended in 2016 and left me with a desire to honor that special part she had always played in my life. She was a woman of substance so I decided to name the program after her. In honor of her I intend to create the kind of safe, no nonsense. fun, and loving atmosphere she would of created herself.
Melissa Ketchell
Operations Manager
Megan Harter
Client Coordinator
