Sojourner House Pittsburgh

Sojourner House Pittsburgh provides unique, spiritual-based residential treatment for mothers, including pregnant women, who are overcoming substance use disorder. Located in Pennsylvania, this facility stands out by offering a nurturing and safe environment where women can live with their children while receiving intensive, evidence-based, and gender-responsive care. Mothers can reside in private apartments for up to six months, experiencing independent, substance-free living supported by 24/7 assistance. Recognizing the family as central to recovery, Sojourner House focuses on strengthening maternal-child bonds. Services include developmental screenings for children, educational support, and after-school activities. Pregnant women receive specialized care to ensure the health of both mother and baby. The program integrates 1-on-1 counseling, family therapy, and mindfulness practices such as Meditation & Mindfulness, Tai Chi, and Yoga to promote emotional healing and stress management. Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Sojourner House is committed to a holistic, family-centered approach that effectively addresses trauma, relationships, and societal challenges specific to women. By fostering a supportive community and providing access to community resources, they empower mothers to achieve long-term stability and mental wellness, making a profound impact on their lives and their children's futures, specializing in women-only care, drug addiction, and pregnant women.