Open Arms Recovery Center · Hanover, PA

Recovery is Possible!!

You do not have to do this alone — we will welcome you with open arms.

Safe place to land

Housing support can include emergency shelter, stability, and rehousing pathways.

A stable place to sleep and regroup can change what feels possible. Housing resources may help in urgent moments or when you need a longer-term plan.

Ask about housing help
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Immediate help

Emergency shelter and crisis housing can be a starting point when there is nowhere safe to go.

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Stability

Rapid rehousing and landlord coordination can support a safer long-term option.

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Wraparound support

Utilities and referral help can reduce the number of problems you are trying to solve at once.

This can help if you need

Housing support can include emergency shelter, stability, and rehousing pathways.

A stable place to sleep and regroup can change what feels possible. Housing resources may help in urgent moments or when you need a longer-term plan.

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shelter or a safer place to stay tonight

support finding a more stable housing plan

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guidance on local housing programs

help understanding what documents may be needed

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referrals that keep treatment connected

support from people who know local options

Housing stress can make everything harder.

Housing stress can make everything harder.

Let us help you look at practical next steps and local referral options.

Ask about housing help

Local and state contacts

Useful places to call, visit, or search next.

These contacts serve Hanover, York County, Adams County, Carroll County, Frederick County, Pennsylvania, or Maryland. Programs can have service-area, eligibility, waitlist, and appointment rules, so call before traveling and ask what documents or information to bring.

Pennsylvania

211 Pennsylvania

Call 211 for current shelter, eviction-prevention, utility, and housing referrals in Hanover, York County, or Adams County.

Pennsylvania

PA Housing Search

Search affordable rentals and housing resources across Pennsylvania. Confirm availability and eligibility directly with each property.

Before you go: Ask about current hours, intake requirements, transportation, language access, cost, and whether the program serves your county. If you cannot reach one resource, call 211 for another local referral.