Restore Recovery House - 17 Herman Street Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Restore Recovery House – 17 Herman Street is a sober house in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Restore Recovery House on 17 Herman Street is a licensed women's sober living home in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, in Fayette County, one of three houses City Mission Living Stones operates on the same block.

A Women's Recovery Home in Uniontown

Women move into this house at a specific stage: past emergency shelter, past detox, and ready for the routine a structured recovery house provides. City Mission Living Stones built its reputation in Fayette County running shelter for men, women and children, and this house extends that same organization's work to residents in ongoing recovery rather than crisis housing.

Herman Street's Small Recovery Housing Cluster

Three licensed recovery houses sit on Herman Street under one operator: this address, a second women's house next door, and a men's house nearby. Clustering intake this way means the operator can move a resident between its own houses if a different setting suits her better, without changing organizations or losing the relationships she has already built.

What Licensing Confirms About This Sober House

This house is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59 of 2017, the state law that set inspection and operating standards for recovery housing. Licensure in Pennsylvania is voluntary, so the state list is a useful shortlist, not a complete one, and a house that appears on it has chosen the added oversight.

Recovery Housing in Fayette County

Uniontown anchors Fayette County as its seat, holding the courthouse, county assistance office and most of the outpatient treatment options residents in this part of southwestern Pennsylvania rely on. A Herman Street address keeps a resident within reach of all of it.

Getting in Touch About This House

City Mission Living Stones manages placement for all three Herman Street houses. A woman inquiring about this specific address should expect the operator to discuss openings across its Fayette County recovery housing generally, since the three houses run under one intake.