New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation Inc. Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation Inc. is a women's recovery residence in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County. It is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house serving adult women.

A Women's Recovery Residence on Davis Avenue

This recovery residence for adult women sits on Davis Avenue on Pittsburgh's North Side, a dense residential area a short distance from the city's downtown core across the Allegheny River. Residents have access to North Side bus routes and to the treatment providers and courts clustered on both sides of the river.

What Nonprofit Status and DDAP Recovery House Licensure Together Confirm

New Beginnings operates as a nonprofit and holds a recovery house license under Act 59 of 2017 through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs. Nonprofit status means the organization answers to a board and files public financial disclosures, and licensure means the facility itself has passed inspection and keeps written rules and a relapse policy on record. Together they give a prospective resident two separate records to check. Pennsylvania's Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences offers a third, separate certification track.

Pittsburgh's North Side Recovery Housing Access

Allegheny County concentrates much of its recovery housing and treatment infrastructure in and around Pittsburgh, and the North Side sits close to both downtown and the county's northern suburbs. A resident at New Beginnings is within reach of that whole service area without leaving the city.

What to Ask Before Applying to This Recovery Residence

Applications go through the foundation directly. Before applying, ask what the weekly cost covers, how bedrooms are assigned, what the relapse policy says, and whether the house accepts referrals from Allegheny County's courts or treatment providers.