Opening Fall 2026 · Wenatchee
A place to rest.Room to begin again.
Apple Blossom House is a drug-free, sober transitional living home for women and children in the Wenatchee Valley: a safe, nurturing place to find stability and work toward permanent housing.
A house. A fresh start. Up to two years to rebuild. Support for the next step toward home.
Get to know the house
Good questions.A hopeful beginning.
Learn what Apple Blossom House is, who it’s for, and how our community can be part of this next chapter.
Have another question? Ask usWhat is Apple Blossom House?
Apple Blossom House (ABH) is a drug-free, sober transitional living home operated by Wenatchee Rescue Mission. It offers women and children a safe, nurturing place to get back on their feet and prepare for permanent housing.
Who is the house for?
ABH serves women and children from the surrounding Wenatchee Valley area. The home is for women and children only, and participants must be in sobriety.
How long can a family stay?
A family can stay at Apple Blossom House for up to two years as they work toward stability and permanent housing.
How are families accepted?
Families come to Wenatchee Rescue Mission for an interview to determine whether they are ready, willing, and able to participate in the transitional living program. ABH is a drug-free, sober living home. Participants must not currently be using drugs or alcohol and must be able to pass drug screening. To ask about next steps, call (509) 663-4289 or email info@wrmchange.org.
How many families can the house support?
ABH plans to support up to 12 families, generally one mother and one child per family, with accommodations for larger families when needed. The Mission is still confirming occupancy requirements and total resident capacity; 12 families does not represent a confirmed total number of people.
How do families move toward permanent housing?
The Mission connects families with housing resources and services, including Coordinated Entry, the housing authority, and community action agencies, to help them take the next steps toward permanent housing.
When will it open?
Apple Blossom House is planned to open in Fall 2026. Contact the Mission for the latest opening information and availability.
How can I support the house financially?
Select Donate on this page to give through the Mission’s general giving form. For an Apple Blossom House–designated gift, ask our team how to give.
What volunteer opportunities are available?
Opportunities include cooking a meal, yard work, and mentoring women and children. Sign up through the Mission’s volunteer application and mention your interest in Apple Blossom House. For the safety of women and children, volunteers must complete a background check before starting.
Can I donate supplies or volunteer with a group?
Please check with the Mission before bringing supplies or organizing a group project. The team can confirm current needs and coordinate opportunities. Background checks are required before volunteers begin.
Time to rebuild
A steady place.A path forward.
Families can stay for up to two years in a sober, drug-free home while working toward a more stable future.
The Mission helps connect them with Coordinated Entry, the housing authority, and community action agencies for the next steps toward permanent housing.
From remodel to new beginnings
Nearly ready to welcome families.
Apple Blossom House is coming along. From hands-on renovation to rooms taking shape and beds moving in, each step brings us closer to opening the doors to women and children.
Help us get ready for this next chapter-
Opening up possibilities An earlier look at the hands-on work that started this transformation. -
Space to gather The house is taking shape, with open living spaces for its next chapter. -
Rooms taking shape Fresh light and warm floors bring a welcoming feel to the upstairs rooms. -
Hands making a difference The kitchen is coming together, one cabinet and one helping hand at a time. -
Everyday spaces, renewed Work on the bathrooms is another step toward welcoming families. -
Preparing a place to rest Beds are moving in as the house gets closer to welcoming women and children.
Be part of the beginning
Help a house become a place of hope.
There is a place for our whole community in this work. Give what you can, offer your time, or connect us with people who want to help.
01 / GIVE
Support a fresh start.
Help the Mission continue its work for neighbors in need as Apple Blossom House prepares to welcome women and children.
Give through the MissionThis opens the Mission’s general giving form. For an Apple Blossom House–designated gift, ask our team how to give.
02 / SERVE
Bring your time and heart.
Cook a meal, help with yard work, or mentor women and children. Start with the Mission’s volunteer application and mention Apple Blossom House.
Apply to volunteer (opens in a new tab)For the safety of women and children, a background check is required before you begin. Have a group or supplies to offer? Tell us what you have in mind.
For women, families & community partners
Looking for help or making a referral?
Families begin with an interview at the Mission. Ask about eligibility, sobriety requirements, and the next steps for joining the program.
Need shelter tonight? Call the Mission. Its main shelter is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This does not confirm availability at Apple Blossom House.
DIGNITY. COMPASSION. HOPE.
Every new beginning needs a community.
Help welcome a new chapter for women and children in Wenatchee.
Find your way to help