You are welcome here
A home for women, and for mothers with their children.
In New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Come as you are, and take the time you need to build what comes next.
- $125 to $225 a week
- Children of any age
- Prescribed medication welcome
- Substance-free home
Who this home is for
A safe place to start again
Mary’s Haven on Broad is a small sober living home in New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, for women on their own and for mothers who want to keep their children with them. Children of any age are welcome.
You pay one weekly fee, you keep taking the medication you’re prescribed, and how long you stay is based on your situation and your progress. You can see photos of the inside of the home before you apply.
The basics
What it costs and how the house works
Weekly placement fee
$125 to $225 a week
Included every week
- Furnished shared accommodations
- All utilities
- Internet
- Laundry
- Household supplies
- A structured, substance-free home
House rules
- 100% drug and alcohol free
- Curfew at 10 PM, unless you’re working
- Quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM
- Everyone keeps the house clean
- No visitors and no pets
- Working, or making progress toward stability
Residents are responsible for their own meals. We can share information on local food pantries, clothing resources and community assistance.
“Mary’s Haven gave us a safe place to land when we needed it most, a place where we could breathe, regroup, and begin figuring out what came next.”
A mom who stayed with her daughters
Why Mary’s Haven
Named for a grandmother who believed in second chances
Mary’s Haven on Broad is named in loving memory of the owner’s grandmother, Mary. She was a listening ear when someone needed to talk and a cheerleader when someone needed encouragement, and she believed that everyone deserves a second chance.
This home carries that forward: encouragement with accountability, support with independence, and a real opportunity for women who are ready for change.
How to get started
Three simple steps
- 1
Apply
A short form with no health questions. It goes straight to the owner.
- 2
We talk
A conversation, so you can both see whether it’s the right fit and what you or your family need.
- 3
Settle in
Move in, find your footing, and work toward independence at your own pace.
Common questions
The things people ask first
Who can live at Mary’s Haven on Broad?
Women, and mothers with their children. We talk with each person first so we can both see whether it’s the right fit.
Can I bring my children?
Yes. Children of any age are welcome, and each family is talked through case by case.
Can I take my prescribed medication?
Yes. Prescribed medication, including Suboxone, Vivitrol and methadone, is welcome when taken as prescribed.
How long can I stay?
This is transitional housing, not permanent housing. How long you stay is based on your situation and your progress.
Take the first step when you’re ready.
Two minutes. No health questions. It goes straight to the owner.