About Us
ABOUT US
Who We Are
Living Water House is a faith-based sober living community for women rebuilding their lives in Prince George’s County, Maryland. We exist because every woman who completes treatment deserves more than a hand-off — she deserves a safe, dignified place to come home to, and a family that walks with her into what comes next.
The home we are building will offer what no facility can: structure with softness, accountability with grace, and a family that will still be your family when the year is over.
We are faith-based — not faith-required. The women who walk through these doors will come from every tradition, every story, every starting line. What we ask is willingness. What we offer is a place to do the work.
The basics, covered — so you can focus on the work.
Every essential of daily life is taken care of from the moment you walk through the door.
A Private Bed
Clean linens, fresh towels, and a place that's truly yours from day one.
Meals & Move-In Kit
First week of groceries and meals provided. Toiletries, kitchen essentials, and basics waiting for you.
Structure & Schedule
Curfew, daily check-ins, house meetings, and a rhythm that gently rebuilds the muscle of consistency.
Recovery Coaching
One-on-one weekly coaching with women who've walked the road before.
Laundry & Wi-Fi
In-house washer and dryer, high-speed internet, and a smart TV in the common room.
On the Bus Line
Walkable to public transit. You don't need a car to live your life.
What we stand for .
The principles that will shape every room, every rule, and every welcome at Living Water House.
Dignity, Always First
Every resident is greeted as a whole woman, not a case file. Her past doesn’t define how she’s treated here — her humanity does.
Faith Without Pressure
God is welcome in this house. So is doubt. We pray, we sing, we read scripture — and we never make any of it a condition of belonging.
Structure as Love
Curfews and check-ins aren’t punishments — they’re scaffolding. The order around you is what lets you do the disorderly work of healing.
Family for Life
Graduation doesn’t end the relationship. Alumnae return for meals, mentor new residents, and remain part of this family.