Club Serenity’s Recovery Housing Program provides safe, stable, and supportive homes where individuals can strengthen their recovery while building the foundation for greater independence. Our homes are designed to support more than sobriety. Residents are encouraged to develop healthy routines, pursue meaningful goals, strengthen life skills, increase financial stability, and build the confidence and resources needed to move forward in their lives. Just as importantly, recovery housing creates connection. Through shared experience, accountability, encouragement, and community, residents have the opportunity to build healthy relationships and supportive networks that can continue long after they leave the program. At Club Serenity, we believe a safe home can become the starting point for lasting change — a place where people can rebuild stability, rediscover purpose, and begin creating a future filled with independence, connection, and hope.
is substance-free shared housing for people rebuilding stability, usually after treatment. Residents follow house guidelines, contribute to the home, and stay connected to . is welcome.
Club Serenity’s SUD Drop-In Center provides a welcoming, judgment-free space where individuals can access peer support, case management, harm reduction education, treatment referrals, recovery resources, transportation assistance, and connections to community services.
Club Serenity’s Women’s Recovery House, located at 17 McKee Avenue in Monessen, Pennsylvania, provides a safe, supportive, and recovery-focused living environment for up to seven women working to build stability and strengthen their recovery. The home is designed to offer more than simply a place to live. Residents become part of a structured, encouraging recovery community centered on accountability, personal growth, independence, and long-term wellness. Women are supported as they work toward individual goals, strengthen healthy routines, connect with recovery and community resources, and prepare for greater independence. Club Serenity believes that recovery is strengthened through dignity, connection, structure, and opportunity. Our Women’s Recovery House provides a welcoming home where residents can continue moving forward while building the skills, confidence, and supportive relationships necessary for the next chapter of their lives.
Club Serenity’s Men’s Recovery House, located at 961 Alexander Avenue in Monessen, Pennsylvania, provides a safe, supportive, and recovery-focused living environment for up to seven men working toward greater stability, independence, and long-term recovery. Residents live within a structured and encouraging community that promotes accountability, personal responsibility, healthy routines, and continued personal growth. The home is designed to support each resident as they work toward individual goals, strengthen recovery skills, connect with community resources, and prepare for the next stage of independent living. At Club Serenity, we believe recovery is strengthened through dignity, connection, structure, and opportunity. This home provides residents with a welcoming environment where they can continue building a strong foundation for recovery while creating healthier and more sustainable futures.
Club Serenity’s Men’s Recovery House, located at 1205 Nash Avenue in Monessen, Pennsylvania, provides a safe, supportive, and recovery-focused living environment for up to seven men committed to strengthening their recovery and building greater stability in their lives. The home offers more than housing. Residents are part of a structured and encouraging recovery community focused on accountability, personal responsibility, healthy routines, independence, and long-term wellness. Each resident is supported in working toward individual goals, connecting with recovery and community resources, developing life skills, and preparing for continued independence. Club Serenity believes lasting recovery is supported through dignity, connection, structure, and opportunity. Our Men’s Recovery House provides a welcoming environment where residents can continue moving forward, strengthen their foundation in recovery, and build toward a healthier and more independent future.
