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Housing Assistance
Provides housing assistance to individuals in need.

Single Room Occupancy
Offers single room occupancy for individuals.

Substance Abuse Services
Provides substance abuse services.

Women Only Services
Offers services exclusively for women.

About
Maria House Project


Founded in
1974
EIN
23-7397914
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Substance Abuse Treatment
Address
PO BOX 10682 ERIE, PA 16514-0682 Unite States
Website
https://mariahouseproject.org/
Phone
(814)-454-0891
Email address
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About
Maria House Project, est. 1974, offers drug & alcohol counseling and recovery housing for men, including those released from correctional facilities. Founded by Fr. James Peterson, it began as a collaborative effort to address the needs of addicted and homeless men in the Tri-State area, providing them with support to achieve independence and their full potential.
Mission
Maria House Project is a drug and alcohol counseling and recovery facility for men, also housing men released from correctional facilities needing a new way of life. Its programs support them in claiming their own power, developing personal responsibility, and living independently.

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