South Jersey Recovery Residence

About South Jersey Recovery Residences

South Jersey Recovery Residences is a sober living operator based in Gloucester Township, New Jersey, in Camden County, running six licensed cooperative sober living houses for men and women across Camden County.

A South Jersey Recovery Housing Provider

South Jersey Recovery Residences places men and women in separate households inside ordinary residential neighborhoods. Its own materials describe an independence-focused model built for residents who are past the earliest, most closely supervised stage of recovery and are focused on holding a job or finishing an outpatient program. The operator also organizes group outings for residents, including gym trips, fishing, kayaking and bonfires, filling the unstructured hours where a relapse is most likely to start.

Six Licensed Recovery Homes Across Camden County

The operator's addresses, drawn from the state's own licensing register:

• A house on Black Horse Pike in Gloucester Township, coed.
• 73 Holly Road, Gibbsboro.
• 77 Holly Road, Gibbsboro.
• 116 Abbey Road, Voorhees.
• 106 Easton Court, Sicklerville.
• 117 Columbia Avenue, Lindenwold.

Two of the six sit on the same block of Holly Road in Gibbsboro, and the rest are spread across Camden County towns within a short drive of each other: Gloucester Township, Voorhees, Sicklerville and Lindenwold. The operator's own site confirms Sicklerville and the Blackwood section of Gloucester Township as two separate, named locations, not one property described twice.

Freedom of Movement Inside This Sober Living Operator

Residents keep their own outpatient providers, sponsors and jobs, and the organization's role is to keep the housing itself stable underneath all of it. With six licensed addresses, moving a resident from one house to another after a bad fit, or placing a couple or two siblings without putting them in the same household, is an internal conversation instead of a new application somewhere else.

What New Jersey's Class F License Requires of This Recovery Housing Provider

New Jersey certifies no recovery residence. The state's former alliance is defunct, no affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences operates here, and a voluntary credentialing bill remains introduced and unenacted. What a lawful cooperative sober living residence holds instead is a Class F license under N.J.A.C. 5:27 from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, issued per address and backed by inspection. South Jersey Recovery Residences carries that license at all six of its properties, and the Bureau of Rooming and Boarding House Standards keeps the register.

Working in the State's Busiest Sober Living Market

Camden County holds sixty-one licensed cooperative sober living residences, more than any other county in New Jersey, and every one of this operator's towns, Gloucester Township, Gibbsboro, Voorhees, Sicklerville and Lindenwold, sits inside it. That density makes this the most competitive recovery housing market in the state, and it gives South Jersey Recovery Residences room to place a resident close to family, a job or an existing treatment relationship instead of funneling everyone into one address.

Applying to This South Jersey Recovery Housing Provider

Applications go directly to the operator. Because it runs six licensed houses across the county, the practical questions are which address currently has an opening, whether it is coed or single gender, how a transfer between houses works if the fit is wrong, and how the relapse and discharge policy is put in writing before move-in. A provider with this many licenses on file should have all of it ready.