Gaudenzia Washington House

Gaudenzia Washington House is a women's addiction treatment center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, offering low intensity residential care, functioning as a halfway house, for women living with substance use and cooccurring disorders.

Located at 1516 Washington Avenue, the program is part of the larger Gaudenzia network, which provides a broad continuum of recovery services across multiple states.

Washington House emphasizes trauma informed, culture informed and sex specific care designed to help women build stable, long-term recovery as they reintegrate into daily life.

Women's Halfway House in Philadelphia

Treatment at Washington House centers on low intensity residential SUD care, providing women with a safe, stable housing environment that supports sustained recovery while they rebuild their lives.

The team also delivers specialized co-occurring disorders treatment for women managing both addiction and mental health challenges. Core clinical services include individual counseling and group counseling, delivered through a trauma informed and culture informed lens.

This sex specific approach helps women address the underlying drivers of substance use while developing practical skills for long-term recovery.

Quick Facts About Gaudenzia Washington House

Location: 1516 Washington Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Levels of care: Low intensity residential treatment (halfway house) for substance use and cooccurring disorders
Who they treat: Adult women with substance use disorders and cooccurring mental health needs
Approach: Trauma informed, culture informed and sex specific care with individual and group counseling
Network: Part of the broader Gaudenzia continuum of addiction and recovery services