PNP Sober Living

About PNP Sober Living

PNP Sober Living is a sober living operator running two men's houses in southeastern Pennsylvania, one in Lancaster and one in Newtown Square. The company has built ties to the recovery community in Lancaster, including a standing partnership with the city's chapter of Young People in Recovery.

A Two-County Sober Living Operator

PNP Sober Living keeps a small footprint by design: one house in Lancaster County and one in Delaware County, both restricted to men. The operator supplies the housing, the structure and the accountability, and residents keep their own outpatient providers, sponsors and meetings outside the house.

Two Men's Sober Houses in Pennsylvania

• PNP Sober Living, on North Marshall Street in Lancaster.
• PNP Sober Living, on Winding Way in Newtown Square.

The two houses sit on opposite ends of southeastern Pennsylvania, one anchored in Lancaster's county seat and the other in Delaware County's Philadelphia suburbs. A shared name across both means the same rules and the same point of contact whichever house a resident lands in.

How Pennsylvania Licenses and Certifies Recovery Housing

Pennsylvania runs two separate systems a prospective resident might hear about. The Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses recovery houses under Act 59, but licensure is voluntary and plenty of houses operate legitimately without it. The Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, administers its own certification. Certifying a Pennsylvania recovery residence means a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a complaint channel outside the house.

Serving Men in Lancaster and Delaware Counties

Both PNP Sober Living houses serve men only, and the operator keeps house rules consistent between them. A man applying from outside either county has one point of contact for two different housing markets, Lancaster's county seat and the Philadelphia suburbs around Newtown Square.

Community Ties in Lancaster

PNP Sober Living has partnered publicly with Lancaster's chapter of Young People in Recovery, a peer-support organization for people in early recovery. That kind of local partnership is common among smaller sober living operators, who rely on referral relationships with recovery community groups rather than large marketing budgets to keep houses full.