ABOUT
Katy Recovery Homes
All of our homes are NARR certified, exceeding national standards. We are more than just a sober living home – we focus on empowering each individual to reach the unique destiny that God has planned for them.
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Our residents stay sober and thrive not because of rules, but because they’re genuinely happy—they feel a sense of belonging and are surrounded by love.
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Our men's home is located within walking distance of a gym, HEB, Kroger, CVS, Ace Hardware, restaurants, and numerous other essentials as well as employment opportunities - most within a mile and are easily accessible via sidewalks. ​ Our homes promote tranquility and security for our residents at all times.
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Our women's home is located a stone's throw away from a sidewalk accessible plaza with Kroger, McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Subway, Walgreens, UPS, Starbucks, many restaurants, a bakery & essentials, and within a mile of a YMCA. AA meetings are held at a church right across the street and at 2 other churches within 1 mile distance. AA/NA meeting once a week in-house. An access to pools, tennis/Pickleball courts, and Volleyball courts in the neighborhood.
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WE OFFER
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Basic supplies
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Gym membership
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Fully furnished clean rooms
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Utilities and wifi included
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Weekly house meetings
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Alcohol and drug free environment
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Fun and peaceful living atmosphere
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Most essentials within walking distance
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Monthly celebration for sobriety milestones
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Possible gym membership (walking distance)
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Convenient locations to main highways
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Washer and Dryer in the house
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Filtered and clean drinking water
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Monthly celebrations for sobriety milestones.
WE ALLOW
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Prescribed medication.
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Value diversity and do not discriminate.
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Provide an alcohol free and illicit drug free environment.
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Honor individuals’ rights to choose their recovery paths.
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Safeguard privacy, confidentiality and personal rights of each resident.
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Provide a safe, home-like environment that meets or exceeds national standards.
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Do not tolerate any kind of harassment or intimidation or retribution.
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Create a culture of community and support.
who is committed to building a better future for themselves and those around them through:
TEAMWORK
HONESTY
RESPECT
DETERMINATION
The foundation is run by board members with different professional backgrounds but all with the same vision - to make a difference in people's lives. It utilizes a furnished shared housing model for people in transition: veterans, foster adults, folks in recovery, people involved with the justice system, and battered women.
This kind of shared housing model offers peer support to facilitate accountability and encouragement among residents during their recovery journey while abundantly meeting their housing needs as housing prices in the U.S. skyrocket, and many folks deal with sub-standard housing. All our residents have one thing in common: a desire to live in a great home in a safe neighborhood for a reasonable price.
It is a harsh reality that millions of Americans are currently facing housing insecurity. We at the foundation use our vision and compassion to fight homelessness by providing quality housing that offers peace and tranquility.
Our homes are free from alcohol and illegal drug use. We provide them with an environment conducive to focusing on improving and advancing to a better future as our residents work toward self-sufficiency and financial stability.
About the Founder
Jackie Lee, founder of the Shalom House Foundation (DBA Katy Recovery Homes), has been providing quality housing in Florida for many years. After spending two years as a missionary in China, she transitioned into real estate, ensuring her tenants had excellent housing. As a landlord, she saw firsthand the transformative impact of quality homes in upscale neighborhoods.
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Though she studied nursing in college, Jackie ultimately found her passion in various investment activities and worked as an investment adviser at one point. Guided by the principle of treating others as she would want to be treated, she dedicated herself to helping people overcome financial hardships. She supported property owners through the real estate crisis and provided spiritual, financial, and emotional guidance during difficult times.
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The profound fulfillment of helping others regain stability during their darkest moments inspired her to establish the Shalom House Foundation. Jackie believes that mutual support allows individuals to fulfill their God-given destiny, leading to a more meaningful and fulfilling life.
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For those interested in learning more about her relationship with God, her book Destiny by Design, is available on Amazon for purchase or a free copy is available through her website, www.DestinybyDesignProject.com. This book delves deeper into her personal encounter with God and the principles that shape the foundation’s mission. We exist to bring honor to God, the author of our lives, and the creator of this universe.
