Friendship First - 444 Main Street Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Friendship First – 444 Main Street is a sober house in Tullytown, Pennsylvania. Friendship First operates a women's sober house at 444 Main Street in Tullytown, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County. The residence is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017, serving adult women in a small borough on the Delaware River.

A Women's Sober House on Main Street

The house sits on Main Street in Tullytown, a compact Bucks County borough wedged between the Delaware River and Route 13. Residents share a single-gender household, which keeps bathrooms, common space and house meetings focused on one population rather than split across a mixed building. Tullytown's small size puts a bus stop on Route 13 and the neighboring communities of Levittown and Bristol within easy reach, useful for someone rebuilding a routine without a car yet.

What a DDAP License Means for This Recovery House

Pennsylvania licenses recovery houses through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, and licensure is voluntary in this state. A house that carries a full DDAP license has gone through the department's inspection and standards process, which covers house operations and resident safety. That is a meaningful check for a prospective resident comparing a licensed recovery house against an unregulated sober living arrangement, and it is worth asking any Pennsylvania operator whether a specific address is licensed before moving in.

Bucks County Near the Delaware River

Tullytown sits in lower Bucks County, close to Levittown, Bristol Township and the New Jersey line across the river. Outpatient providers, county social services and the job market around Bristol and Levittown are all a short drive away, and Bucks County recovery housing tends to cluster along this same Route 13 corridor.

A Second Women's Home Nearby

Friendship First runs a second women's residence elsewhere on Main Street in Tullytown, so a resident who needs a different set of housemates after move-in has another address within the same program rather than a move across the region.

Applying to This Tullytown Sober House

Applications go directly to Friendship First. A prospective resident should ask what the house expects day to day, how bedrooms are assigned, and how the program handles a relapse, since a licensed Pennsylvania recovery house has to be able to answer those questions in writing.