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About this Recovery House

Women's Recovery Community Center is a sober living home for women in New Britain, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County. It is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 and is run by the Council of Southeast PA, a regional behavioral health nonprofit.

A Women's Recovery House on Beulah Road

This sober house in New Britain serves women in recovery inside a residential stretch of central Bucks County. New Britain sits between Doylestown and the county's denser southern suburbs, giving residents a workable middle ground: quieter than the suburbs closer to Philadelphia, but still within reach of Bucks County's courts and outpatient network.

Part of a Larger Regional Recovery Network

The Council of Southeast PA runs recovery community centers and outpatient programs across four counties, and the Women's Recovery Community Center is the organization's one residential recovery house among that broader network. That connection gives residents a direct line into the nonprofit's outpatient counseling, peer support and DUI programming without switching providers.

What DDAP Licensure Confirms

Pennsylvania recovery house licensure is voluntary, and the Council of Southeast PA carries a Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs license for this property. That means the house has passed inspection and the operator has agreed to documented standards for how residents are supported, on top of the nonprofit's existing accreditation as a behavioral health provider.

Recovery Housing in Bucks County

Bucks County's recovery infrastructure is concentrated around Doylestown, the county seat, and the county's southern municipalities near Philadelphia. A residential program in New Britain sits close to both, which matters for a resident who needs a court date in Doylestown and a job or a meeting somewhere closer to the city in the same week.