TNH Sober Living

About TNH Sober Living

TNH Sober Living, also known as The Nicholas House, is a sober living operator in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, running recovery houses across Lancaster, York and Adams counties. The organization has operated since 2017 with a main office in Columbia, pairing licensed housing with recovery support delivered by certified peer professionals.

A Regional Recovery Housing Provider

TNH Sober Living positions itself as a bridge between treatment and independent living, pairing licensed housing with recovery support delivered by certified peer professionals. The organization's own materials describe building that bridge on the tested principles of community recovery, which in practice means structured housing paired with ongoing peer contact, with clinical treatment handled by outside providers.

Sober Living Homes in Lancaster

Within Lancaster, TNH Sober Living operates a dense cluster of sober houses:

• A men's sober house on Poplar Street.
• A men's sober house at 935 East King Street.
• A men's sober house on East Ross Street.
• A men's sober house on Fremont Street.
• A men's sober house at 635 East End Avenue.
• A men's sober house on North Shippen Street.
• A men's sober house on South Duke Street.
• A women's sober house at 927 East King Street.
• A women's sober house at 929 East King Street.
• A women's sober house at 921 East King Street.
• A men's sober house at 649 East End Avenue.
• A men's sober house on North Marshall Street.

Sober Living Homes in York

In York, TNH Sober Living runs a second cluster of recovery homes:

• A women's sober house on South Queen Street.
• A men's sober house on South Duke Street.
• A men's sober house on West Market Street.
• A men's sober house on South Richland Avenue.
• A men's sober house on North Queen Street.
• A men's sober house on East Philadelphia Street.
• A men's sober house on West Princess Street.
• A men's sober house on West King Street.

A Men's Sober House in Gettysburg

TNH Sober Living also runs a men's sober house on West High Street in Gettysburg, Adams County, extending the operator's footprint beyond Lancaster and York into the Gettysburg area.

Men's and Women's Housing Kept Separate

TNH Sober Living runs its houses on a single-gender basis at every address, with men's and women's housing kept at entirely separate properties across Lancaster and York. That structure is typical of licensed Pennsylvania recovery houses and lets the organization set consistent house rules for each population.

Recovery House Licensing in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses recovery houses under Act 59 of 2017, though licensure is voluntary for most homes in the state. An operator maintaining a portfolio of 21 addresses across three counties has built its business around that kind of state-level accountability at scale.

Serving Lancaster, York and Adams Counties

TNH Sober Living's reach across three counties in south-central Pennsylvania means the organization has relationships with treatment providers and referral sources spanning a wide area. A resident who needs to relocate within that footprint, for work, family or a court requirement, has the option of moving to another TNH Sober Living address instead of finding a new provider.

Getting Help Through TNH Sober Living

TNH Sober Living takes applications through its own intake process instead of house by house. Given the size of its portfolio, the practical questions are about availability and fit: which county and city has an opening, what peer support looks like day to day, and how a resident transitions between houses if a change becomes necessary.