Westminster Homes - 1219 Tilghman Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Westminster Homes – 1219 Tilghman Street is a men's sober living home in Allentown, Pennsylvania, in Lehigh County, along one of the city's principal east-west corridors.

A Sober House on the Tilghman Street Corridor

Tilghman Street runs through the heart of Allentown, connecting the city's center to its western neighborhoods, and a house on this corridor puts residents near grocery stores, pharmacies and bus service without depending on a car. That kind of access shapes whether the thirty and sixty day stretches after treatment actually hold together.

Community Dinners and House Meetings

Westminster Homes of the Lehigh Valley requires residents to attend a weekly community dinner and house meeting, alongside a minimum number of 12-step meetings set in each resident's individual recovery plan. New residents are expected to find a sponsor within their first four weeks.

DDAP Licensure Under Act 59

This house is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. Licensure in Pennsylvania is voluntary, which makes a licensed house's willingness to sit for inspection and answer to state standards a meaningful, checkable signal.

A Men's House Within a Larger Portfolio

This Tilghman Street address is one of four men's houses Westminster Homes of the Lehigh Valley runs in Allentown, alongside a larger set of women's residences. Men applying here are considered for any of the operator's men's houses, not just this one.

Getting to Work and Treatment From Tilghman Street

Allentown's LANTA bus network runs along Tilghman Street, connecting residents to downtown employers, outpatient clinics and the county courthouse without a transfer, which is often the difference between a job someone can keep and one they cannot reach reliably.