Amanda's House Foundation

About Amanda's House Foundation

Amanda's House Foundation operates a licensed women's recovery house in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in Northampton County.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider in Bethlehem

Amanda's House Foundation provides housing structure for women rebuilding a routine after treatment. The organization keeps its focus on one property and one population, which means every decision about intake, house rules and staffing runs through people managing a single address rather than a portfolio.

Licensed Under Pennsylvania's Act 59

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses recovery houses under Act 59 of 2017, and Amanda's House Foundation holds a current license under that framework. Licensure in Pennsylvania is voluntary, so the choice to hold one is itself informative: it commits the operator to inspection and to standards the state can enforce.

Serving the Lehigh Valley

Bethlehem sits at the heart of the Lehigh Valley, and Amanda's House Foundation works within that region's network of outpatient providers, hospitals and community colleges. A woman referred from anywhere in Northampton or Lehigh County can reach the organization's housing without leaving the Lehigh Valley's transit and treatment corridor.

Reaching Amanda's House Foundation

Prospective residents and referring providers should contact Amanda's House Foundation directly to ask about intake requirements, house structure and how the organization documents fees and expectations before move-in. Pennsylvania's recovery house certification guide outlines the standards a licensed Pennsylvania operator is expected to meet.