The GateHouse - East New Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The GateHouse – East New Street is a men's recovery residence in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County, run by The GateHouse as a transitional living home for men completing its program.

Men's Transitional Housing on East New Street

Men who have completed primary treatment through The GateHouse move into this address on East New Street, in a residential section of the city. The house carries the same single-gender structure The GateHouse applies across its Lancaster properties.

What Comes Before This Address

Residents here typically arrive through The GateHouse's own treatment and outpatient programs instead of as a first stop after detox elsewhere. That pipeline means staff already know a resident's history before he moves in, which shapes how the house is managed day to day.

Licensed by the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses this house as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. Recovery house licensure in Pennsylvania is voluntary, and a licensed address like this one has agreed to a level of state oversight that many comparable houses in the state have not.

East New Street and Central Lancaster

Lancaster is the seat of Lancaster County, and East New Street sits within range of the city's downtown services, courts and Red Rose Transit Authority bus lines. That density supports a resident managing appointments or a job search in the months after treatment.