Greenhouse Recovery - Worrell Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Greenhouse Recovery – Worrell Street is a sober house in Chester, Pennsylvania. Greenhouse Recovery is a men's recovery home on Worrell Street in Chester, Pennsylvania, licensed by the Commonwealth's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs. It is part of a small network of substance-free housing that the nonprofit Greenhouse Recovery operates in Chester and Upland.

A Men's Recovery Home on Worrell Street

The Worrell Street house is one address within a network the organization describes as substance-free housing for men overcoming life-dominating addictions. Residents typically arrive after completing treatment elsewhere, and the house is built around accountability, not clinical supervision.

What DDAP Licensure and County Contracting Add Together

Greenhouse Recovery carries a Pennsylvania recovery house license under Act 59 and also holds status as a Delaware County contracted provider, which means the county funds and refers into its housing. Together those two facts give an outside party, first the state and then the county, a reason to check in on the house on an ongoing basis.

Faces & Voices of Recovery Membership

The organization is a member of the Alliance for Recovery Centered Organizations, a network convened by Faces & Voices of Recovery for community-based recovery support providers. Membership signals that Greenhouse Recovery's peer-support model is built to a set of shared national standards.

Chester, Pennsylvania and the Tri-State Recovery Community

Chester sits along the Delaware River in Delaware County, close enough to Philadelphia and Wilmington that Greenhouse Recovery describes its reach as the tri-state region. That regional pull is part of why the organization runs multiple houses instead of a single address.