One Day at a Time II

About One Day at a Time II

One Day at a Time II is a sober living operator running two licensed men's recovery houses in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, connected to the city's long-running One Day At A Time recovery organization.

A Philadelphia Recovery Housing Provider

One Day at a Time II licenses two men's recovery houses within Philadelphia city limits. Both are licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as recovery houses under Act 59, and both operate under the same organization that has worked in Philadelphia recovery and community services since 1983.

Two Licensed Recovery Houses in the City

One Day at a Time II runs:

• ODAAT 1 Recovery House, on West Lehigh Avenue in North Philadelphia, for men.
• ODAAT 2 Recovery House, on Point Breeze Avenue in South Philadelphia, for men.

The two addresses sit in different sections of the city, giving the operator reach across North and South Philadelphia.

Part of a Long-Standing Philadelphia Recovery Housing Organization

One Day At A Time has operated in Philadelphia since 1983, working across addiction recovery, housing stability and community support. These two recovery houses are part of that broader network, which gives residents access to an organization with decades of standing in the city.

Two Recovery Houses Licensed Under Act 59

Both ODAAT houses carry a Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs license. Licensure is voluntary in the state, and an operator that has secured it at every address it runs has accepted a life-safety review, an approved capacity and ongoing inspection at each one.

Serving Men at Two Philadelphia Sober Houses

Both houses serve men exclusively, and the operator keeps admissions, rules and staffing consistent across the two addresses. A resident moved between them stays inside the same set of expectations, just in a different section of the city.

Applying to This Philadelphia Sober Living Operator

Applications for either house go through the organization. Prospective residents should ask which of the two addresses has an opening, what the weekly cost covers, and whether medication-assisted recovery is supported before committing to one.