Junction Valley Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Junction Valley is a women's sober living home in Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, in Montgomery County. Junction House operates the property for women between twenty-seven and thirty-five.

A Women's Recovery Residence for a Specific Age Range

Junction Valley narrows its population to women between twenty-seven and thirty-five, distinct from the older cohort at its sister property, Junction Path, in the same area. Grouping residents by life stage is the organizing idea behind the house.

Structure and Location

The exact address is not published, and placement into the house runs through Junction House directly. Huntingdon Valley's residential character keeps the property away from denser commercial corridors, which the operator positions as part of a calmer setting for women in this age range.

Certification for Recovery Housing in Montgomery County

Pennsylvania's recovery housing system is voluntary. The Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences certifies houses that apply for it against a published code of ethics and a complaint process outside the property, but the state itself does not require any house to hold a license. The certification process works the same way statewide, and it is worth asking Junction House which of its properties currently participate.

Huntingdon Valley's Place in Montgomery County

Huntingdon Valley sits in Montgomery County, split across Lower Moreland and Upper Moreland townships in the Philadelphia suburbs. The area offers residents access to established medical and retail services without the density of housing found closer to Philadelphia itself.

One of Junction House's Women's Homes

Junction Valley operates alongside Junction Path in Huntingdon Valley and the operator's Bucks County properties in Warminster and Furlong, giving Junction House a footprint across two counties for women in recovery.