Resurrection House For Women Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Resurrection House for Women is a women's recovery home in Washington, Pennsylvania, operated by Resurrection Power, a nonprofit that has run recovery housing in Washington County since 2001. The house is licensed by the state's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.

A Second Women's House in Washington County

Resurrection House for Women sits on Donnan Avenue and, together with Genesis House elsewhere in the city, gives Resurrection Power two separate women's addresses in Washington. That separation lets the organization house more women than a single site could while keeping each house at a manageable size.

What Resurrection Power's Mission Looks Like in Practice

The organization's stated mission is restoring lives and rebuilding futures through faith-based mentoring, personalized life skills training and twelve-step support. For a resident, that translates into structured daily expectations layered with mentorship, not housing alone with recovery support outsourced elsewhere.

Nonprofit Standing and Licensure

Resurrection Power operates as a nonprofit and every house it runs, including this one, is licensed as a recovery house by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59. Licensure is voluntary in Pennsylvania, and an organization with a two-decade history in the same county has maintained it across its full portfolio.

Washington County Recovery Housing

Washington is the county seat, with Washington & Jefferson College, the county courts and the region's outpatient treatment network concentrated inside the city. A resident at this Donnan Avenue house has those services within the same small city instead of scattered across the county.