About Sojourner House MOMS
Sojourner House MOMS is a family centered substance use treatment program in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania serving mothers in recovery and their children through residential treatment and supportive housing.
With trauma informed and faith-based care Sojourner House MOMS focuses on healing families together while breaking intergenerational cycles of substance use.
Family Recovery Programs and Care
Mothers can begin with residential rehabilitation offered through Sojourner House which provides 24hour care for up to 14 families at a time and allows mothers to bring up to three children.
From there families can move into supportive housing or transitional housing with comprehensive support services for up to one year.
Clients can expect counseling, case management, and aftercare referrals along with links to outpatient and mental health care.
Children receive screening and family counseling, school support, and child development programming while parents access life-skills and parenting with job-readiness support.
Quick Facts About Sojourner House MOMS
- Location: East Liberty neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- Levels of care: Residential treatment, supportive housing, and transitional housing.
- Who they treat: Mothers, pregnant women, and parents in recovery with dependent children, including co-occurring disorders.
- Approach: Trauma informed, gender affirming, faith based, and family centered care.
- Payment options: Medicaid, self pay, and financial assistance available.
- Amenities: Private apartment style living for each family, indoor and outdoor play centers, and learning centers.
- Differentiator: The only western Pennsylvania program giving each family its own apartment during treatment.
