Renewed Living Houses

About Renewed Living Houses

Renewed Living Houses is a non-profit sober living operator in Oil City, Pennsylvania, providing licensed recovery housing in Venango County for men in recovery.

Renewed Living Houses, a Venango County Sober Living Operator

Renewed Living Houses operates as a non-profit, which generally keeps pricing closer to operating cost than a for-profit landlord and places oversight with a board. The organization's work is housing, structure and accountability, with clinical care left to outside providers.

How Act 59 Recovery Housing Licensure Applies to Renewed Living Houses

Act 59 licensure is voluntary in Pennsylvania, and Renewed Living Houses has taken it on. That status means Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs inspection and a formal complaint process apply to its housing. Pennsylvania's NARR affiliate, the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, maintains a separate certification track.

Renewed Living Houses and Venango County's Recovery Housing Network

Oil City is the seat and largest population center of Venango County, and Renewed Living Houses works from that hub, where a courthouse, local outpatient providers and most of the county's civic life sit close together along the Allegheny River.

Reaching Renewed Living Houses, a Licensed Sober Living Operator

Applications go directly to the organization. Ask how long it has operated in Oil City, whether it accepts referrals from treatment providers, how fees and deposits are documented, and how a complaint is escalated. A licensed non-profit should have ready answers.