City Mission Living Stones
About City Mission Living Stones
City Mission Living Stones is a nonprofit sober living operator based in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, running licensed recovery housing in Fayette County alongside its longstanding emergency shelter programs.
A Fayette County Recovery Housing Provider
City Mission Living Stones has worked in Uniontown for years as an emergency shelter provider for men, women and children, and it has extended that mission into licensed recovery housing for residents further along in a recovery program. The organization's shelter work gives it an unusual continuity: a person can move from crisis housing into structured recovery housing without leaving the same organization.
Three Licensed Homes on Herman Street
City Mission Living Stones runs three recovery houses, all sharing the Restore Recovery House name and all licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs:
- Restore Recovery House, 13 Herman Street, Uniontown, for men.
- Restore Recovery House, 15 Herman Street, Uniontown, for women.
- Restore Recovery House, 17 Herman Street, Uniontown, for women.
The cluster gives the operator flexibility that a single house cannot: a resident who needs a different setting can move to another Restore house without changing operators or losing an established relationship with staff.
From Emergency Shelter to Recovery Housing
The organization's emergency shelters house men separately from women and children, and that same separation carries into its recovery housing: two of the three Restore houses serve women, one serves men. Keeping a program's population consistent from shelter to recovery housing is part of how City Mission Living Stones structures a resident's path forward.
DDAP Licensing Across the Portfolio
All three Restore Recovery House addresses hold licenses from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59 of 2017. Licensure is voluntary in Pennsylvania, so an operator that has licensed its entire recovery housing portfolio has chosen a level of state oversight beyond what the law requires of every house.
Serving Uniontown and Fayette County
Fayette County's court system, county assistance office and most outpatient treatment providers sit in Uniontown itself, and City Mission Living Stones built its Herman Street houses inside that same small city. Residents referred from the county's courts or treatment programs land close to the services their case plans require.
Reaching City Mission Living Stones
Applications for any of the three Restore Recovery House addresses go through City Mission Living Stones. The organization can speak to current openings across the men's and women's houses and to what a referral or self-application needs to include.
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