Gracie's Place Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Gracie's Place is a women's sober living home in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, in Franklin County. It operates on Philadelphia Avenue, and it is the sister residence to Noah's House, the men's home the same nonprofit has run in the city since 2018.

A Women's Recovery Home in Chambersburg

Gracie's Place gives women a transitional, substance-free home while they continue outpatient care and rebuild daily routines. The property serves Franklin County, and being inside Chambersburg keeps residents close to the county's courts, outpatient providers and entry-level jobs.

Licensed Through the Pennsylvania DDAP

Gracie's Place is licensed by the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, the same state framework that covers its sister home for men. That license means the state can inspect the property and act on complaints, a real check in a county with a limited supply of women's recovery housing.

Run by the Same Nonprofit as Noah's House

Noah's House Inc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operating in Chambersburg since 2018, runs Gracie's Place alongside its men's home. A family with both a son and a daughter in recovery, or a woman referred here after a relative's stay at the men's house, is working with an organization that already knows both sides of the household it runs.

Franklin County Recovery Resources

Chambersburg is the seat of Franklin County, close to the Maryland line along Interstate 81, and it holds the county's hospital and courts inside the city. Women coming out of treatment in the smaller Franklin County communities generally end up here first, since Chambersburg carries more of the county's recovery infrastructure than anywhere nearby.

Applying to Gracie's Place

Applications go through Noah's House Inc directly. Since the organization runs both a women's and a men's home in the same county, it can also speak to referrals between the two if a resident's situation changes.