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Pearl House is an affordable housing community serving the needs of homeless families recovering from drug and/or alcohol addictions. Here, residents experience apartment life and supportive services through the Recovery Center.
Gorsuch Construction, Inc. designed and built the 21-unit, three-story, 25,602 square foot facility in Lancaster, Ohio. Pearl House’s building began in the spring of 2013 and the community opened in the fall of 2014. The community provides residents with a workout room, children’s playroom, outdoor fenced-in play area, community room, and art room. Pearl House also offers a Head Start program within the building.
“A model for other drug treatment and affordable housing communities.” Senator Rob Portman, during a visit to Pearl House on August 4, 2016
“Pearl House is an example of the power of supportive housing to help get former addicts on the right track, back into the workforce in recovery and living with their children, keeping families together.” Representative Steve Stivers (OH-15) in an OCCH Article (June 8, 2016)
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