Our offices will be closed for the holidays on Dec. 24 & 25, and on Dec. 31 & Jan. 1. If you need immediate help for addiction, please visit our Get Help Now page for links to hotlines and treatment providers.
Transitional/Recovery Housing allows individuals to establish a program of sustained recovery, obtain employment, seek permanent housing and attend treatment on an outpatient basis, as needed. This type of housing is a safe and supportive environment where residents in the early stages of recovery from an addiction live together as a community. These homes connect individuals with necessary community services and serve as a bridge for individuals to long-term recovery.
Berks Counseling Center – Services provided in Spanish
645 Penn Street, 2nd Floor
Reading, PA 19601
(610) 373-4281, Contact: bcc@berkscc.org
COCA-Approved Services: Outpatient Treatment (Adult & Adolescent); Outpatient Treatment (Adult Dual Diagnosis); Outpatient Treatment for Pregnant Women/Women with Children (child care provided); Transitional Housing for Women with Children; Medication-Assisted Treatment (Buprenorphine/Suboxone)
Easy Does It, Inc.
1300 Hilltop Road, Leesport, PA
(610) 373-2463
COCA-Approved Services: Transitional Housing (Adult)
Goodknight the Clubhouse, Inc
643-649 Walnut Street
Reading 19601
(484) 769-3028
COCA-Approved Services: Transitional Housing (Adult)
YMCA of Reading & Berks County – Services provided in Spanish
Reed and Washington Sts., Reading, PA 19601
(610) 378-4700
COCA-Approved Services: Transitional Housing (Adult Homeless), Transitional Housing (Adult Dually Diagnosed Male), Transitional Housing (Adult Criminal Justice), Transitional Housing (Speciality Court House), Transitional Housing (Spanish Speaking)
YMCA – Camp Joy – Services provided in Spanish
1120 Berks Road
Leesport 19533
(610) 926-2308
COCA-Approved Services: Transitional Housing (Adult Homeless), Transitional Housing (Adult Dually Diagnosed Male), Transitional Housing (Adult Criminal Justice), Transitional Housing (Spanish Speaking)
In accordance with Federal regulation, pregnant women are afforded preference with regard to access to treatment services funded by the Council on Chemical Abuse.
Please note: This is a list of local treatment providers in Berks County that are contracted with COCA. For more treatment facilities, please visit this website.
Outside of Berks County, PA? Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or visit this website.
