Savage Sisters Recovery - Copley Road Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Savage Sisters Recovery – Copley Road is a sober house in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. Savage Sisters Recovery on Copley Road is a men's sober living home in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, in Delaware County, part of a larger recovery housing network based in the Philadelphia area.

A Men's Sober House in Upper Darby

This house serves adult men in recovery and sits inside Savage Sisters Recovery's broader housing program, which the organization runs alongside its outreach work in overdose prevention. Men living here share a structured environment built around drug testing, workforce development and access to trauma-informed therapy.

What Savage Sisters Recovery's Program Includes

Savage Sisters Recovery describes its housing as safe, structured and trauma-informed, and its published program covers the basics that keep a household running, computer access, laundry and nutritional support, along with recovery meetings, vocational programming and therapy options. It is licensed as a recovery house by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59.

Part of a Delaware County and Philadelphia Network

Savage Sisters Recovery runs recovery homes across both Philadelphia and Delaware County, and this Copley Road house is one of the operator's Delaware County men's residences. A resident who needs a different house, whether for space or fit, is working within an organization that already runs several nearby.

Upper Darby's Location in Delaware County

Upper Darby borders Philadelphia directly and gives residents access to the city's transit, treatment providers and job market without living inside Philadelphia proper. That position, just across the county line, is common among Delaware County recovery houses serving people who work or receive care in the city.

Getting Into This Program

Applications for the Copley Road house go through Savage Sisters Recovery. Because the organization runs multiple men's houses, an applicant should ask about current availability and which of the operator's properties has an opening.