TNH Sober Living - East King Street Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

TNH Sober Living – East King Street is a women's sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County, operated by TNH Sober Living. The organization, also known as The Nicholas House, has licensed recovery houses across Lancaster, York and Adams counties since 2017.

A Women's Sober House on East King Street

Every resident at this address is a woman in recovery, and East King Street places the house within one of Lancaster's residential corridors east of downtown. TNH Sober Living runs its Lancaster houses on the same single-gender basis at every address.

What TNH Sober Living's Scale Adds

TNH Sober Living operates roughly two dozen licensed recovery houses across three counties, which makes it one of the larger recovery housing providers in south-central Pennsylvania. That scale means a resident dealing with one organization for housing is working with a provider that has already built referral relationships with treatment programs and courts across the region.

Act 59 Licensure at This Address

This house is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. Licensure is not required of every recovery house in the state, so a licensed address has agreed to a level of state review that plenty of unlicensed houses have not.

Living Near Downtown Lancaster

East King Street runs close enough to downtown Lancaster that the county courthouse, outpatient behavioral health providers and the Red Rose Transit Authority's bus routes are all reachable without a car. Lancaster is the seat of Lancaster County, and that concentration of services is a large part of why recovery housing operators cluster addresses near the city center.