Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates - East Princess Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates – East Princess Street is a men's sober living home in York, Pennsylvania, in York County. York once served as the seat of the Continental Congress, and this house continues that history as a place people rebuild their lives.

York County's Historic County Seat

York functioned as the capital of the United States for nine months in 1777 and 1778, and the city has carried a working-class, walkable downtown ever since. East Princess Street runs through a residential section east of that historic core, close enough to reach the county courthouse, the bus transfer point downtown and the retail corridor along South George Street on foot or a short ride.

A Men's Sober House on East Princess Street

The house serves adult men. Licensed housing organized around a single gender keeps house meetings, chores and shared space consistent for everyone living there, and it is the structure most recovery houses in Pennsylvania use.

What to Ask Before Moving Into a York Recovery House

Anyone considering the East Princess Street house should ask directly about the weekly fee, house rules, curfew and what happens after a relapse. Pennsylvania does not require a licensed recovery house to publish that information the way a certified NARR residence does, so getting it in writing from Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates before move-in is the resident's own safeguard.

Recovery Housing Across York

Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates licenses nine recovery houses in York under the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, more than almost any other operator in the city. A resident who needs to move between houses, or whose case manager is placing several people at once, is working with an operator that already has the scale to accommodate it.