TNH Sober Living - South Queen Street Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

TNH Sober Living – South Queen Street is a women's sober living home in York, Pennsylvania, in York County. TNH Sober Living, doing business as The Nicholas House, has run licensed recovery housing in south central Pennsylvania since 2017.

A Women's Sober Living Home on South Queen Street

This sober house in York serves women in recovery. South Queen Street runs south from downtown York through a residential corridor, and TNH pairs the address with a live-in house manager and an on-staff regional director who oversees the organization's houses across the region, so daily oversight does not depend on one person being available around the clock.

TNH's Bridge From Treatment to Community Recovery Housing

TNH describes its mission as building a bridge from effective treatment into a life of resiliency and purpose, grounded in the tested principles of community-based recovery. The organization treats finishing a treatment program as a beginning, and its houses exist to carry that momentum forward.

Licensed Recovery Housing Under Pennsylvania's Act 59

The house operates under a full license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, issued under Act 59 of 2017. Licensure is voluntary in Pennsylvania, so a license on file is a specific, checkable fact.

Gender-Responsive Sober Living Programming at TNH

TNH runs separate programming for men and women, keeping the houses single-gender, and the South Queen Street house is one of its women's residences. Keeping men's and women's houses distinct lets house rules, group sessions and peer support be built around one population.

South Queen Street's Recovery Housing Corridor in York

York is the seat of York County, and South Queen Street connects directly to the downtown grid where most of the city's outpatient providers and social services are concentrated. rabbittransit's bus routes cover this corridor, which matters before a resident has reliable transportation of her own.

One of Twenty-One TNH Recovery Homes

TNH operates 21 licensed recovery homes across Lancaster, York and Adams counties from its main office in Columbia. A resident who later needs to relocate within that footprint can raise it with an organization that already runs housing in the new area.