Club Serenity

About Club Serenity

Club Serenity is a nonprofit sober living operator running recovery houses in Monessen, Pennsylvania, in Westmoreland County.

A Nonprofit Recovery Housing Provider in the Mon Valley

Club Serenity operates as a nonprofit, which typically means fees go toward running the houses instead of returning a profit to an owner. It supplies the properties, the rules and day-to-day oversight, while clinical treatment comes from outpatient providers elsewhere in Westmoreland County.

Sober Living Homes in Monessen

Club Serenity runs three houses, all within Monessen:

• A men's sober house on Nash Avenue.
• A women's sober house on McKee Avenue.
• A men's sober house on Alexander Avenue.

Men's and Women's Housing Kept Separate

Club Serenity keeps its houses single-gender, with two men's houses and one women's house run as separate households. That keeps house rules, meetings and shared space specific to one population at each address.

Licensed Under Act 59

Club Serenity's houses are licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, a voluntary status in the state that requires inspection and adherence to published operating standards.

Working the Mon Valley Corridor

Monessen sits among the string of Monongahela River towns southeast of Pittsburgh, and Club Serenity's three houses there put residents within reach of Charleroi's and Pittsburgh's treatment providers without the cost of a city address.

Reaching Club Serenity

Applications go directly to the organization. Worth asking: how long it has run recovery housing in the Mon Valley, what referral sources it works with, and how a complaint is escalated.