New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation

About New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation

New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation is a sober living operator in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, running recovery homes across Allegheny County.

New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation, a Pittsburgh-Area Recovery Housing Provider

New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation is a housing organization: it supplies a stable address, house structure and peer accountability, while residents keep their own outpatient counselors and medical care elsewhere. Operating as a foundation puts decisions under a board.

Three Sober Homes in Allegheny County

New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation operates recovery homes at:

• 208 Singer Avenue, Mckees Rocks, for men.
• 2905 Merwyn Avenue, Corliss, for men.
• 1810 Davis Avenue, Pittsburgh, for women.

Mckees Rocks and Corliss sit on opposite sides of the Ohio and Chartiers valleys, and the Davis Avenue house adds a women's residence inside Pittsburgh proper, giving the foundation a presence on both sides of the city.

How Act 59 Recovery Housing Licensure Applies

Act 59 licensure through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs is voluntary, and New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation has carried it on its Mckees Rocks and Corliss houses. That status means an inspected address is open to a formal complaint process. Pennsylvania's NARR affiliate, the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, offers certification as a separate track from state licensure.

Serving Men and Women Through Allegheny County's Recovery Housing Network

The two men's houses in Mckees Rocks and Corliss and the women's house in Pittsburgh keep the population split at the house level rather than mixing genders under one roof. Allegheny County's outpatient treatment network, transit and job market are within reach of any of the three addresses without a long commute.

One Sober Living Operator, Three Allegheny County Addresses

Applying through New Beginnings Transitional Living Foundation carries a practical advantage for a family comparing options: a resident whose fit at one address turns out wrong can raise it with an organization that already has a file, and be considered for another location without starting the application over.