Sojourner House Pittsburgh

About Sojourner House Pittsburgh

Sojourner House offers faith-informed, live-in rehabilitation services for mothers, including those who are pregnant and dealing with substance use disorder. Based in Pennsylvania, the program creates a secure, caring setting where women can access intensive, evidence-based, gender-responsive care while raising their children. Participants may remain up to six months in private apartments, practicing independent recovery in a substance-free home environment supported around the clock. The treatment plan combines individual, group, and family counseling to support healing and help mothers build a more stable future.

Because recovery affects the whole household, Sojourner House focuses on helping mothers nurture their relationships with their children. The center provides developmental checkups, educational assistance, and after-school options that support children’s health and development. For expectant mothers, specialized services are available to promote well-being for both mother and baby. In addition, families can connect with community supports designed to strengthen long-term stability and improve mental wellness.

Sojourner House is known for its holistic, family-centered model. Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, it incorporates mindfulness-based activities such as T’ai Chi to assist with stress reduction and emotional recovery. Using evidence-based, gender-responsive programming, the center addresses trauma, relationship needs, and broader social challenges in an integrated way.

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