Transitioning Lives Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Transitioning Lives operates a men's sober living home on East Prospect Street in York, Pennsylvania, in York County, licensed by the state as a recovery house.

A Men's Sober House on East Prospect Street

This sober house serves men recovering from addiction or transitioning out of incarceration, on East Prospect Street on York's east side. The house provides nine rooms of shared housing, which keeps the weekly fee accessible while still giving residents their own space within a supervised household.

Job Placement and Life Skills Built Into the Program

Transitioning Lives builds practical skills into the program alongside housing: job placement assistance, financial literacy training and life skills coaching are part of what a resident gets along with a bed. Transportation to group meetings is provided directly, removing one of the more common barriers to consistent attendance for someone without a car.

What the Weekly Fee Covers

Weekly rates at the East Prospect Street house run from $165 to $200, depending on the room. Transitioning Lives publishes that range directly, which lets a prospective resident budget honestly before applying.

Licensed Under Pennsylvania's Act 59

This residence is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. Licensure in Pennsylvania is voluntary, and Transitioning Lives carries it on its York County housing. Pennsylvania's certification and licensing process is explained here.

Recovery Housing on York's East Side

East Prospect Street sits on the eastern edge of York's residential grid, within reach of the city's downtown core and its bus routes. For a man leaving incarceration or treatment without a car, that access keeps job interviews, court check-ins and meetings reachable on foot or by bus.