New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation - Corliss Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation – Corliss is a sober house in Corliss, Pennsylvania. New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation is a men's sober house in Corliss, a Pittsburgh neighborhood in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This location is one of two homes the non-profit operates and is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59.

A Men's Recovery Home in Pittsburgh's Corliss Neighborhood

Corliss is a residential neighborhood in Pittsburgh's West End, and the house on Merwyn Avenue serves men only, with house rules and meetings built for one population. The neighborhood sits close to the West End's commercial strip and to Pittsburgh's broader network of outpatient treatment providers, transit and job centers, all reachable without leaving the city.

Part of a Two-House Non-Profit Recovery Housing Family

This is the second of two houses New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation operates in Allegheny County, alongside a men's house in Mckees Rocks. Both run under the same non-profit and the same licensing standard, so a resident moving between them keeps the same organization, the same expectations and the same point of contact.

This Corliss Recovery House's Act 59 License

Act 59 licensure through DDAP is voluntary, and this location holds it. The license authorizes state inspection and gives residents and families a complaint channel outside the house itself, a real distinction from an unlicensed rental marketed as sober housing.

Before Moving Into the Corliss Sober Living Home

Ask what the weekly fee covers, whether someone lives on site as house manager, what the relapse policy says, and whether medication-assisted treatment is accepted. A licensed non-profit operator should have straightforward answers to all four before intake.