Reprieve Recovery
Reprieve Recovery is a structured, peer-supported sober living home for men and women rebuilding their lives after drug and alcohol use — built on community, accountability, and a stable place to call home.
Reprieve Recovery is a recovery house located in South Philadelphia, providing safe, clean, and affordable living spaces for individuals recovering from drug and alcohol use.
The home is designed to support residents in their journey toward sobriety by offering a stable, supportive environment. With a focus on fostering a sense of community and accountability, Reprieve Recovery aims to help residents rebuild their lives, maintain their sobriety, and work toward long-term recovery.
We're not a clinical treatment center — we're the steady, drug-free home base that makes it possible to keep showing up for recovery, one day at a time.
Rachel founded Reprieve Recovery in 2021 and personally oversees intake and day-to-day life in the house. She also runs the Reprieve Recovery Facebook community, launched in 2024, where she posts bed availability and answers questions directly.
A drug-free, professionally run home with the structure and peer support that bridges the gap between treatment and independent living.
A structured, drug-free home for men in recovery, with shared common spaces and an emphasis on accountability and community.
A safe, supportive home for women rebuilding their lives in recovery, with the same structure, accountability, and community.
Three principles guide life at Reprieve Recovery — the same ones that have guided the house since day one.
A stable, drug-free home with clear house expectations gives residents the steady foundation recovery depends on.
Residents live alongside peers who understand recovery firsthand — and stay connected to a wider community of 744+ people through our Facebook group.
Accountability to the house and to each other is what turns a stable place to live into lasting, long-term recovery.
A few honest answers to the questions we hear most from residents and families.
The terms get used interchangeably, but they're not the same thing — here's what actually sets them apart.
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Read more →Since 2024, Reprieve Recovery has grown a public Facebook community of people in and around recovery in Philadelphia — residents, alumni, families, and anyone looking for support. Founder Rachel Murray posts open beds and answers questions there directly.
Join our Facebook CommunityA public space to ask questions, hear from people who've lived it, and find out about current bed availability before reaching out directly.
Call, message us on Facebook, or send the form and we'll get back to you about bed availability and next steps.