Fellowship House

About Fellowship House

Fellowship House is an addiction treatment organization in Scranton, Pennsylvania, running recovery homes for men in Olyphant and Scranton.

A Scranton-Area Addiction Treatment Organization

Fellowship House runs a continuum of care that includes clinical treatment, transitional living and outpatient services alongside its recovery housing, an approach co-founded by attorney Lawrence J. Moran. The organization draws on staff with direct, long-term recovery experience themselves.

Two Men's Recovery Homes in Lackawanna County

• 124 Willow Avenue, Olyphant, for men.
• 1554 Sanderson Avenue, Scranton, for men.

Olyphant is one of the Mid Valley towns north of Scranton, and the Sanderson Avenue house sits inside Scranton itself, giving Fellowship House a presence in both the county seat and one of its surrounding boroughs.

A Track Record in the Region

The organization has worked with hundreds of graduates and built partnerships with dozens of community organizations across the Scranton area, a scale that separates it from a single-house operator working alone.

Licensed Recovery Housing Under Act 59

Fellowship House's recovery housing carries a license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, a voluntary status in the state that requires inspection and adherence to a published operating standard.

Serving the Mid Valley and Scranton

Fellowship House's two addresses put its housing in both Scranton, the seat of Lackawanna County, and the Mid Valley towns just north of it, within reach of the city's larger treatment and employment network.

Reaching Fellowship House

Referrals and applications can go through the organization directly. Worth asking: how each recovery house connects to Fellowship House's broader treatment continuum, what the weekly cost covers, and what happens after program completion.