Freedom House

About Freedom House

Freedom House is a sober living operator based in Clinton, New Jersey, running licensed men's recovery residences across Hunterdon, Morris and Warren counties. The nonprofit separately operates Diane's House, a program for women and children, in Mercer County.

A Multi-County Recovery Housing Provider

Freedom House spreads its men's housing across three adjoining counties in northwestern New Jersey, which reflects the rural character of Hunterdon, Morris and Warren counties more than any deliberate strategy. A resident anywhere in that stretch of the state has a shorter list of licensed options than someone in a denser county, which raises the value of an operator running four addresses at once.

Four Men's Houses, One Women's Program

The organization runs four separate men's residences across its three-county footprint and keeps Diane's House, its women's and children's program, at its own separate address in Mercer County. That separation keeps every house single-population, which simplifies rules, staffing and shared space at each address.

Licensed Under New Jersey's Cooperative Sober Living Rule

Every Freedom House men's residence, including the one in Lebanon Township, holds a Class F Cooperative Sober Living license from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs under N.J.A.C. 5:27. New Jersey licenses this kind of housing, and the license requires the property to pass inspection against the state's rooming and boarding house standards.

Serving Hunterdon, Morris and Warren Counties

Freedom House's administrative office in Clinton sits centrally within its own service area, close to Flemington, the Hunterdon County seat, and within reach of Morristown and the Warren County towns along Route 78. That geography lets one office manage four scattered men's houses without any single address being too far from oversight.

Reaching Freedom House

Freedom House takes referrals and direct applications through its Clinton office. Because the organization runs multiple men's houses across three counties, a prospective resident should ask which specific address has an opening, what the weekly program cost includes, and how a transfer between houses works if the first placement is not the right fit.