Dignity Hall Diamond House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Dignity Hall Diamond House is a women's sober living home in Sicklerville, New Jersey, in Camden County. It sits on Diamond Court and is one of several houses operated by Dignity Hall, a South Jersey sober living organization based in Marlton.

A Women's Sober House in Sicklerville

Sicklerville is an unincorporated community within Gloucester Township, one of Camden County's largest municipalities, and it sits along the Black Horse Pike corridor that links Camden County to Atlantic County. That location gives residents access to a wide retail and service base without the density of Camden City itself, and Dignity Hall names this address directly as its Sicklerville home for women.

What Dignity Hall's Program Emphasizes

Dignity Hall describes its approach around structure, responsibility and the twelve steps, with houses run by people who have been through addiction and recovery themselves. That founder-to-resident continuity is common among smaller regional operators, and it shapes a house's daily expectations more than any single published rule does.

Licensed Under New Jersey's Cooperative Sober Living Rule

The Diamond Court address holds a New Jersey Class F Cooperative Sober Living license under N.J.A.C. 5:27, the Department of Community Affairs' category for this kind of housing. New Jersey requires this license. The state does not certify recovery residences, and the license means the property has been inspected against the state's rooming and boarding house standards.

Dignity Hall's South Jersey Sober Homes

Dignity Hall also operates women's and men's houses in Somerdale, Hi-Nella and Blackwood, all within a short drive of Sicklerville, and describes serving the wider Camden County and Philadelphia area from that cluster. A resident who needs a different house within the same organization has options without leaving the region she already knows.

Camden County Recovery Housing

Camden is the county seat, and Sicklerville's position along the Black Horse Pike keeps a resident within a reasonable drive of county services while living somewhere considerably quieter than the city itself. That balance is a common reason Camden County recovery housing concentrates in townships like Gloucester Township, away from Camden proper.