TTI Allentown Recovery House, previously known as Richard S. Csandl Recovery House, is a state-licensed transitional home for male residents who successfully ‘graduate’ from the protective environment of a residential treatment program. Also known as the “3/4 House”, it offers men more autonomy in a drug-free environment with the ability to get back on their feet and establish themselves as contributing members of our society.

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There is minimal structure, and all residents must be in verifiable after-care, pay rent, and abide by the house rules of abstinence from using drugs or alcohol in a non-violent environment.

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The Recovery House offers living accommodations for 10 adult men to reside for up to one year. Applicants are pre-screened and interviewed by the House Manager, who lives on site, acting in a supervisory facilitative capacity. 

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We accept individuals on MAT on a case by case basis.