Dianne's House - Delaware Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Dianne's House – Delaware Street is a men's sober living home in Woodbury, New Jersey, the seat of Gloucester County, licensed by the state as a Cooperative Sober Living Residence.

A Men's Sober House in the Gloucester County Seat

The house serves men exclusively, and Woodbury's position as the Gloucester County seat gives residents a practical advantage: the county courthouse, county offices and a concentration of outpatient providers all sit inside the same small city as the house itself. A man with a court date or a probation check-in does not have to leave town to keep it.

A Decade of Recovery Housing in South Jersey

Dianne's House has operated recovery homes in South Jersey for roughly ten years, built around the 12 steps and what the organization describes as accountability, integrity and responsibility. That length of operation is itself a form of evidence: a recovery housing provider does not survive a decade in a small market without a working model and a base of referrals that keeps beds filled.

What a New Jersey Cooperative Sober Living License Covers

New Jersey licenses recovery homes instead of certifying them, and the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs licenses this Delaware Street address as a Class F Cooperative Sober Living Residence under the state's rooming and boarding house law, which requires state inspection against fire code and occupancy standards.

One of Several Dianne's House Sober Living Addresses

Dianne's House runs additional men's housing in West Deptford and Barrington and women's housing elsewhere in Gloucester County, alongside this Woodbury address. A resident who outgrows one house, or needs a different set of housemates, has other Dianne's House addresses in the same region to ask about.

Woodbury and Gloucester County Recovery Housing

Woodbury anchors Gloucester County both administratively and geographically, sitting a short distance from the Delaware River crossings into Pennsylvania. That position gives Dianne's House residents access to a wider South Jersey job market and treatment network than a house in one of the county's smaller towns would offer.