Safe Haven - 307 Carlisle Avenue Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Safe Haven – 307 Carlisle Avenue is a sober house in York, Pennsylvania. Safe Haven at 307 Carlisle Avenue is a women's sober living home in York, Pennsylvania, in York County, licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.

A Women's Sober House on Carlisle Avenue

This address is one of two Safe Haven women's houses on Carlisle Avenue, kept entirely separate from the operator's four men's addresses on West Market Street. Keeping the genders on different blocks rather than just different floors is a deliberate structural choice, not an accident of where properties happened to be available.

Coordination With Outpatient Providers

Safe Haven coordinates with local intensive outpatient providers when a resident needs care beyond what the house itself provides, so a woman starting here does not have to choose between housing and continuing clinical treatment. The operator also brings in alumni to talk with current residents about their own recovery, which keeps the program connected to people who have already been through it.

PARR and NARR Accreditation

Safe Haven states on its own website that it holds full accreditation from the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences and the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, a program-wide commitment to a written code of ethics and an outside complaint process.

Licensed Recovery Housing in York County

The house's license under Act 59 of 2017 is voluntary in Pennsylvania, and holding one means the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs has inspected the property and keeps it under review. Carlisle Avenue sits within a short distance of downtown York, keeping courts and outpatient care reachable for residents without a car.