Keepsake Abode Foundation Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Keepsake Abode Foundation is a men's sober house in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, in Cambria County. It is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 and operates as a non-profit serving adult men in recovery.

A Non-Profit Sober House on Corinne Avenue

The house sits on Corinne Avenue in Johnstown and serves men only, a restriction that keeps house meetings, chores and shared space organized around one group. Running as a non-profit is worth a family's attention: a non-profit recovery house typically prices closer to cost and answers to a board.

Licensed Recovery Housing at Keepsake Abode Foundation

Pennsylvania licenses recovery houses voluntarily under Act 59. A license puts the property on record with a state agency that can inspect it and take a complaint, which is more oversight than an unlicensed rooming house carries.

A Cambria County Recovery Home Near Johnstown's Services

Johnstown is the largest city in Cambria County and anchors a service area that includes outpatient treatment providers, Pitt-Johnstown and a county court system, all reachable without leaving the city. For a man coming out of detox or incarceration, having those pieces in one place removes a logistics problem that a more spread-out county would create.

Before Applying to Keepsake Abode Foundation

Admission goes directly through the house. Anyone applying should ask what the weekly cost covers, whether a house manager lives on site, what the relapse and discharge policy says, and whether medication-assisted treatment is accepted. A licensed non-profit recovery house should be able to answer each question plainly before a resident commits to a move-in date.