Nehemiah House

About Nehemiah House

Nehemiah House is a non-profit sober living operator in Easton, Pennsylvania, providing licensed recovery housing in Northampton County for men in recovery.

Nehemiah House, a Lehigh Valley Sober Living Operator

Nehemiah House runs as a non-profit, which generally keeps its program priced closer to actual cost than a for-profit rental and puts oversight in the hands of a board. The organization supplies housing and structure, while residents arrange their own outpatient care and counseling.

How Act 59 Recovery Housing Licensure Applies to Nehemiah House

Act 59 licensure is voluntary for Pennsylvania recovery houses, and Nehemiah House has taken it on. That status brings Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs inspection and a formal complaint process to the organization's housing. Pennsylvania's NARR affiliate, the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, maintains a separate certification track.

Nehemiah House and Lehigh Valley Recovery Housing

Easton anchors the eastern end of the Lehigh Valley, alongside Allentown and Bethlehem, and Nehemiah House works within that regional footprint. That gives the organization access to a job market and outpatient network larger than Northampton County alone.

Reaching Nehemiah House, a Licensed Sober Living Operator

Applications and referrals go directly to the organization. Ask how long it has operated in Easton, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers, how fees and deposits are documented, and how a complaint moves past the house. A licensed non-profit should have ready answers.