Skyline Recovery - Brookline Boulevard Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Skyline Recovery – Brookline Boulevard is a women's sober house in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County, run by a nonprofit operator and licensed by the state as a recovery residence. The house sits on Brookline Boulevard in the city's South Hills.

A Women's Sober House in Pittsburgh's Brookline Neighborhood

Brookline is a residential neighborhood in the city's South Hills, and this house serves adult women only. A single-gender house settles a set of practical questions before a resident ever moves in: bathrooms, common space and house meetings are shared with one population, and the rules that govern the house apply the same way to everyone in it.

What a Nonprofit Recovery Housing Operator Looks Like

Skyline Recovery is organized as a nonprofit. It operates under board oversight and nonprofit accountability, with a single owner's discretion out of the picture. That structure is disclosed on the state licensing record for this address.

DDAP Licensure for This Recovery Residence

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs lists this house as fully licensed under Act 59. Pennsylvania does not require every sober house to hold a state license, so this one has met a bar that an unlicensed house has not. Details on the state's process are covered in Pennsylvania's sober living certification guide.

Part of a Larger Nonprofit Housing Network

Skyline Recovery also operates a men's sober house on Termon Avenue elsewhere in Pittsburgh, keeping men and women in separate buildings under the same nonprofit. Brookline itself sits close to Pittsburgh's South Hills business districts and the bus lines that connect them to downtown, which keeps work and appointments within reach without a car.