Project HOME – St. Elizabeth’s Recovery Residence

Project HOME St. Elizabeth's Recovery Residence is a supportive sober living and recovery residence in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania serving adults who have experienced homelessness and are working toward long term recovery.

As part of the Project HOME network the program takes a community based housing first approach to healing and stability.

Recovery Sober Residence for Homeless Addicts

St. Elizabeth's operates as a recovery residence rather than a clinical rehab campus offering a structured sober living environment for adults transitioning from safe havens, shelters, or street homelessness.

Many residents are connected with outside outpatient treatment and aftercare resources to reinforce their recovery journey.

Residents benefit from on-site service coordination and recovery services along with access to health care and education, social enterprise programs, and employment opportunities through the broader Project HOME continuum.

This integrated model supports relapse prevention, life skills development, and reintegration into the community.

Quick Facts About Project HOME St. Elizabeth's Recovery Residence

• Location: North Croskey Street in North Philadelphia's 19121 neighborhood.
• Level of care: Supportive recovery residence and sober living with aftercare support.
• Who they serve: Adult men, including young adults, who have experienced homelessness.
• Approach: Housing first, recovery oriented care with wraparound community services.
• Amenities: 24 fully furnished single room occupancy units, accessible units, and exercise equipment.
• Wraparound supports: Health care, education, employment, and social enterprise opportunities through Project HOME.