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Philadelphia, PA

This Danny's House home is a state-licensed recovery house in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It provides sober, supportive housing for adolescent girls in recovery from substance use disorders. Danny's House is a nonprofit created in memory of a young man who died of an overdose, offering support with dignity for women and girls in recovery. Call (267) 277-2609.

Bel Air, MD

Mann House is a recovery residence for adult men in Bel Air, Maryland. It serves men who have completed a residential treatment program and are ready to continue their recovery in a structured, supportive home. Residents build daily routines, work toward employment and independence, and stay connected to recovery support in the community.

Street, MD

Char Hope Foundation operates recovery residences in northern Harford County, Maryland, with separate homes for men and women. The residences offer a structured, supportive living environment for adults in recovery from substance use. Residents follow house guidelines and are encouraged to stay engaged with recovery supports, work, and community life.

Bel Air, MD

New Points Bel Air is a men's sober living community in Bel Air, Maryland, with five homes on a private 2.5-acre property. Staff members who are certified recovery coaches live on site and oversee structure, accountability and frequent drug screening. Residents work or attend school, take part in a 12-step program with a sponsor, and join a weekly community dinner and meeting. The campus includes a community hall that hosts 12-step meetings and workshops, plus an on-site gym. Applicants must be men 18 or older and commit to a stay of at least 90 days.

Bel Air, MD

Homecoming Project is a state-certified recovery residence in Bel Air, Maryland, for women 18 and older recovering from alcohol and drug use. The eight-bed home offers a structured, family-oriented recovery program in a supportive residential setting. Residents take part in weekly recovery and life skills groups focused on relapse prevention, and each resident attends outpatient counseling. The program also supports family reconnection, education sessions and 12-step participation. Call (410) 399-2904 to ask about an interview.

Philadelphia, PA

Depaul House is Depaul USA's employment-focused transitional recovery home in Philadelphia for homeless men with substance use disorders, licensed as a recovery house by the Pennsylvania DDAP (license 517025RH). Residents are referred through the City Office of Addiction Services and receive housing and meals, case management, recovery support to establish and maintain sobriety, employment assistance, and housing placement help.

Philadelphia, PA

Gaudenzia operates the Acorn and Birch recovery housing units at Riverview Wellness Village (7979 State Road, Philadelphia), a City-led recovery housing campus for people with substance use disorder and histories of homelessness. The recovery house is licensed by the Pennsylvania DDAP (license 517073RH) for adult men and women. Gaudenzia provides 24/7 housing support, person-centered coaching and case management, and a substance-free environment, coordinating with on-campus medical, behavioral health, job training, and wellness partners. Residents are referred via OAS, typically after inpatient treatment, for stays up to one year.

Philadelphia, PA

Overington House, run by the Joy of Living Recovery Program, is a Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery house (license 517003RH) for adult women in Philadelphia. Joy of Living provides a structured, safe living environment for people recovering from substance use and related conditions. Its services include case management, mental-health and drug-and-alcohol assessment referrals, medication monitoring, life-skills education, transportation, meals, and support with legal and public-benefit issues. Joy of Living says residents are age 18 or older and must be ambulatory, medically stabilized, and free of acute psychiatric disorders.

Philadelphia, PA

Ready, Willing & Able Philadelphia runs a Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery house (license 517009RH) for men with a substance use disorder at its Bainbridge Street residence, offering dormitory-style housing with meals cooked on site. Every resident takes part in paid work, alongside case management, job readiness and vocational training, connection to outpatient providers and medication-assisted treatment when appropriate, and graduate support. The program accepts men over 18 referred through the City of Philadelphia's Office of Addiction Services. Call (215) 795-3255.

Philadelphia, PA

Gibson Foundation operates three Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery houses in the Frankford and Kensington area of Philadelphia (licenses 517010RH, 517011RH and 517012RH): two for men, at 3472 Frankford Avenue and 1624-26 Womrath Street, and one for women at 3867 Frankford Avenue. Gibson is one of the providers in the City of Philadelphia's SCA Recovery House Initiative, which places Philadelphia residents 18 and older with a primary substance use disorder who are enrolled in, or about to start, outpatient or medication-assisted treatment. Call (215) 291-9420.

Philadelphia, PA

Fresh Start Recovery Housing (Merakey Fresh Start Foundation) operates six Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery houses in Philadelphia (licenses 517013RH through 517018RH), with separate houses for adult women and adult men. House addresses: 2842, 2868, 2920, 3023 and 3137-39 Frankford Avenue, and 2067 East Tioga Street. Call (215) 423-5609 or see Merakey's Fresh Start Services page for more information.

Philadelphia, PA

Merakey Riverview Wellness Village Recovery Housing is a Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery house (license 517072RH) for adult men on the City of Philadelphia's Riverview campus at 7979 State Road. It supports people with substance use disorders in a stable living setting with access to on-campus recovery and behavioral-health supports; stays are time-limited. Admission is referral-based through the City's Recovery House Initiative, not walk-in. Call (215) 754-0240.

Philadelphia, PA

Rainbow House is a Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery house (license 517006RH) in Philadelphia, part of Stop and Surrender's recovery-housing network and listed among the City of Philadelphia's Recovery House Initiative providers. It serves adults in recovery from substance use disorder, with licensed capacity for both men and women. Admissions are typically referral-based through the City's SCA/OAS rather than walk-in. Call (215) 225-1742.

Philadelphia, PA

ODAAT Recovery House 2 is a Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery house (license 517022RH) for adult men on Point Breeze Avenue in Philadelphia, run by One Day At A Time (ODAAT), a Philadelphia nonprofit offering recovery and transitional housing, peer mentoring and case management for low-income and unhoused adults. Call (215) 226-7860.

Philadelphia, PA

ODAAT Lehigh Avenue Recovery Housing is a Pennsylvania DDAP-licensed recovery house (license 517023RH) on West Lehigh Avenue in North Philadelphia, run by One Day At A Time (ODAAT). It provides sober, supportive housing for adult men in recovery from substance use disorders. Call (215) 226-7860.

York, PA

Madison House West operates recovery residences in York, Pennsylvania, with separate houses for men and women in recovery. Residents live in structured, substance-free housing built on peer support and accountability. The organization has provided recovery housing in York since 1989. Call (717) 542-4441.

York, PA

Sunny Day Sober Living is a state-licensed recovery house in York, York County, Pennsylvania. It provides sober, supportive housing for adult men in recovery from substance use disorders. Sunny Day Sober Living and Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates operate recovery homes for men and women in the York area and accept all forms of medication for addiction treatment. Call (717) 515-1728.

Plainfield, NJ

Oxford House Union covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Hillside, Mountainside, Plainfield, Rahway, and Roselle in Union County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (609) 955-1566.

Branchburg, NJ

Oxford House Somerset covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Branchburg in Somerset County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (908) 255-4632.

Wayne, NJ

Oxford House Passaic covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving North Haledon and Wayne in Passaic County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (973) 782-5309.

Rockaway, NJ

A sister Morristown house is published separately on Compass. Call (973) 453-6747.

Parsippany, NJ

Oxford House Morris covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Morristown and Parsippany in Morris County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (973) 747-6265.

Morristown, NJ

A sister Rockaway house is published separately on Compass. Call (973) 453-6747.

Hackettstown, NJ

Oxford House Warren covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Hackettstown in Warren County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (732) 710-5654.

Wall, NJ

Recover Revolution is a nonprofit that provides recovery housing for men and women in Monmouth and nearby counties, with an office at 1820 Route 35 in Wall, New Jersey. Separate houses serve men and women in early recovery. Call (732) 610-2298 to ask about residency.

Holmdel, NJ

Oxford House Monmouth covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Belmar, Bradley Beach, Englishtown, Farmingdale, Freehold, Holmdel, Howell, Keansburg, Leonardo, Loch Arbour, Long Branch, Matawan, North Middletown, and Red Bank in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (732) 444-1596.

Farmingdale, NJ

CFC House / HealingUS Communities operates sober living (New Jersey licensed structured living) residences serving Monmouth County, with public headquarters at 260 Casino Drive, Farmingdale, and a North Monmouth office in Matawan. Call (833) 300-4673.

New Brunswick, NJ

Oxford House Middlesex covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Carteret, Dunellen, East Brunswick, Edison, Fords, New Brunswick, Old Bridge, and South River in Middlesex County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (848) 202-9254.

Jersey City, NJ

Oxford House Hudson covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Jersey City and Kearny in Hudson County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (732) 804-6926.

Orange, NJ

Oxford House Essex covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Bloomfield, East Orange, Montclair, and Orange in Essex County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (908) 357-9486.

Bloomfield, NJ

Hazel House is a men’s sober living residence in Bloomfield, Essex County, New Jersey (103 Hazelwood Road). Call (973) 979-1707.

Teaneck, NJ

Oxford House Bergen covers self-run, democratically managed Oxford House recovery residences serving Ridgewood, River Edge–Paramus, and Teaneck in Bergen County, New Jersey. Houses follow the Oxford House model: residents share household expenses, elect officers, remain substance-free, and admit new members by interview and resident vote—there is no on-site clinical staff and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. Call (201) 904-5624.

Paterson, NJ

DB House operates Class F–licensed cooperative sober living residences in the Paterson / Passaic County area of New Jersey, with Overlook Avenue and Derrom Avenue houses. Bergen County houses are published separately as DB House Elmwood Park. Call (201) 354-5103.

Elmwood Park, NJ

DB House operates Class F–licensed cooperative sober living residences in Bergen County, New Jersey. A separate Passaic County / Paterson cluster is published on Compass as DB House Paterson. Call (201) 354-5103.

Baltimore, MD

Charlie's Place, operated by Still Alive, LLC, is an abstinence-based, 12-step focused sober living opportunity for men. It supports men transitioning to a more independent and purposeful life of serenity and service. The residence is a men's sober living home.

Glen Burnie, MD

Right Path LLC provides structured housing for women in recovery. The residence serves adult women seeking a recovery-focused living environment. It offers structured sober living support for women.

Beltsville, MD

Oxford House Prince George's is a democratically run, self-supporting recovery home in Prince George's County, Maryland. Members share household expenses and responsibilities, elect officers, and require abstinence as a condition of residency. There is no external house manager and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. The house provides peer-supported sober living for adults in recovery.

Kensington, MD

Oxford House Montgomery is a democratically run, self-supporting recovery home in Montgomery County, Maryland. Residents share household expenses and responsibilities, elect officers, and maintain abstinence together. There is no external house manager and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. The house offers peer-supported sober living for adults building long-term recovery.

Columbia, MD

Oxford House Howard is a democratically run, self-supporting recovery home in Howard County, Maryland. Members share expenses and house responsibilities, elect officers, and require abstinence as a condition of residency. There is no external house manager and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. The house provides peer-supported sober living for adults in recovery.

Baltimore, MD

Oxford House Baltimore City is a democratically run, self-supporting recovery home in Baltimore City, Maryland. Residents share household expenses and responsibilities, elect officers, and maintain abstinence together. There is no external house manager and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. The house offers peer-supported sober living for adults building recovery.

Woodlawn, MD

Oxford House Baltimore County is a democratically run, self-supporting recovery home in Baltimore County, Maryland. Members share expenses and house responsibilities, elect officers, and require abstinence as a condition of residency. There is no external house manager and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. The house provides peer-supported sober living for adults in recovery.

Glen Burnie, MD

Oxford House Anne Arundel is a democratically run, self-supporting recovery home in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Residents share household expenses and responsibilities, elect officers, and maintain abstinence together. There is no external house manager and no fixed length of stay for members in good standing. The house offers peer-supported sober living for adults building long-term recovery.

Frederick, MD

Rainbow of Love Recovery Foundation is a faith-based nonprofit providing transitional sober living for women in recovery, including mothers with children, in and around Frederick County, Maryland. The program offers housing and support that help women stabilize after treatment while keeping children with them when possible, often cited as infants through age 12. Support described by funders and directories includes case management, transportation, drug testing support, and help with employment and education needs. Mailing and intake historically use PO Box 2094, Frederick MD 21705; phone (240) 409-0450.

Gaithersburg, MD

Great Compassion Ministries (GCM Housing) provides Christ-centered recovery housing and sober living in Montgomery County, including a location at 8252 Emory Grove Road, Gaithersburg. The Emory Grove address is a men's residence. Call (301) 512-6549.

Gaithersburg, MD

Great Compassion Ministries (GCM Housing) operates a Montgomery County recovery house and sober living site at 22305 Goshen School Road, Gaithersburg (20882). This Goshen School Road location is a men's residence. Call (301) 512-6549.

Frederick, MD

Solid Ground Recovery Homes is a Frederick, Maryland operator of structured recovery residences for adult men and women newly in recovery from substance use disorder. Homes emphasize a home-like setting, employment support, accountability, and access to nearby transportation and community resources; street addresses are typically not published for privacy. Call (240) 586-9498.

Baltimore, Maryland

Humble Beginnings Recovery, LLC is a Baltimore recovery housing and halfway house program founded by substance use treatment and recovery housing professionals. It offers a recovery-focused residence for adults working to maintain sobriety. Call (443) 467-4203.

Ellicott City, MD

Bay Homes Sober Living operates men's recovery housing and structured sober living at 10009 Frederick Road in Ellicott City, Howard County. The residence serves adult men in a structured sober living setting. Public contact: (443) 223-7403.

Parkville, MD

Bay Homes Sober Living operates men's recovery housing and structured sober living at 9623 Harford Road in Parkville, Baltimore County. The residence serves adult men in a structured sober living setting. Public contact: (443) 223-7403.

Arbutus, MD

Bay Homes Sober Living operates women's recovery housing and structured sober living at 1230 Taylor Avenue in the Arbutus area of Baltimore County (21227). The residence serves adult women in recovery. Public contact: (443) 223-7403.