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North Vandenburg in Wichita Falls, TX seeks a Live-In House Manager to lead daily operations of a sober living home. This on-site role focuses on structure, safety, and resident accountability, not clinical counseling.
You’ll set boundaries, support sobriety, and foster a healthy living environment. As the first live-in staffer, you bring personal recovery experience, reliability, and professional maturity to enforce rules, coordinate housing logistics, and build ties with local recovery
Job Description
We are building a structured, supportive sober living home and are looking for our first Live-In House Manager. This is a meaningful leadership role for someone in recovery who wants to give back, help shape a positive culture, and support residents as they work toward long-term sobriety and independence.
You will be the on-site leader and the steady presence that keeps the home running smoothly, safe, and accountable. This is not a clinical, counseling, or case-management position. It is a hands-on leadership and operations role focused on structure, consistency, enforcement of rules, and creating a healthy living environment.
We want someone who leads by example and has strong personal recovery. The best House Managers combine lived experience with emotional maturity, consistency, and the ability to enforce boundaries with respect and fairness.
This is a live-in position with the following package:
1–1.5 hours per resident per week. For most homes this equals 8–20 hours of active responsibilities per week, depending on the number of residents. Because you live on-site, you provide consistent presence and oversight while still having personal time.
Your House Manager is the heart of daily operations and culture. You help protect the investment in the home, support residents’ recovery, maintain occupancy, and build the local reputation that keeps beds filled. Many of the best House Managers in this field started with strong personal recovery and a genuine desire to serve.