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About Friendly House
Friendly House was founded in 1951 and was one of the first treatment centers in the country for women recovering from substance and alcohol abuse. In fact, it’s one of the models for recovery homes in the United States and Europe. We have successfully treated thousands of women with a success rate of 76% compared to the hospital average of 35%. The organization is solely supported by private donations and grants, by the fundraising efforts of the Board of Directors, Grateful Hearts (former residents of Friendly House), and special events such as our annual awards luncheon and Fashion for Life.
The Story of Friendly House
Friendly House, established in 1951, was the first home for women in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction in the United States.
MORELeadership
Friendly House is run by Executive Director Peggy Albrecht, President William L. Cunningham and a team of dedicated board members, staff members, and volunteers.
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The Two Homes of Friendly House
The backbone of the organization is the space we give women in need. Learn about the residences.
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Grateful Hearts
The Grateful Hearts are the women who either went through Friendly House or are of service to the women in the house.
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Have questions about our organization or need help for you or loved ones? Don't hesitate to contact us at:
1 (213) 389-8810