Provides sober living housing for women in recovery, including peer support, community service groups, and other community support.

Offers a residential program for persons seeking to overcome addictions. Residential programming includes: NA and AA support groups; case management and support services, including adult mentoring. Also offers offender/ex-offender support groups, and support groups for friends and family of inmates/offenders/ex-offenders off-site. Program is primarily spiritual in nature, but will accommodate a wide range of faiths.

Provides housing support for women while seeking and maintaining employment, meeting weekly with program directors, participating in a 12 step program and developing supportive relationships with fellow residents

Provides a treatment facility for those adults who require long-term treatment for chemical dependency. Uses a holistic approach in recovery and prepares clients to reenter society. Offers gender specific programs including individual, group, and family counseling. Also presents clients with recreational, educational, and volunteer opportunities with the goal of helping clients develop the tools needed to develop meaningful interpersonal relationships and to fulfill responsibilities that accompany living with others in a stable, healthy recovering household.

Provides a structured transitional living program for those with substance abuse issues. Housing and meals are provided. Residents attend regular group therapy sessions and 12-step meetings. Anger management, parenting classes and counseling, and family counseling are offered as needed. Residents must remain on site for the first two months and participate in highly structured recovery activities (this is Phase I of the program). After that, residents continue with individual recovery and addiction services, but are allowed to leave for mainstream employment (this is Phase II of the program).

Provides drug-free transitional housing with supportive services including an Employment Training program for men. Offers an interim, family-oriented environment and a provision of basic needs (resources or referrals) while participants build a healthy support network. Support services are Christ-centered, requiring attendance at a weekly Bible study, group devotions, community service, and other program requirements.

Provides structured transitional housing program for individuals after inpatient treatment programs to provide safe and stable housing.

Offers sober living facilities for people who are recovering from substance use disorders (alcohol or drugs). For the first 3 months residents attend support groups and cannot be employed. Following that, residents may choose to continue to live at the center and obtain employment. Provides residents with supportive services, such as GED classes.

Provide inpatient and outpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Medical detoxification, inpatient rehabilitation, partial hospitalization, extended residential treatment, family education program, continuing care groups and comprehensive discharge planning.

Provides a treatment facility for up to 12 men aged 18 and over who require long-term treatment for substance use disorder. They may stay up to one year.

Offers sober living facilities for people who are recovering from substance use disorders (alcohol or drugs). For the first 3 months residents attend support groups and cannot be employed. Following that, residents may choose to continue to live at the center and obtain employment. Provides residents with supportive services, such as GED classes.

Provides a transitional residential treatment program for women who are recovering from alcohol and/or drug addiction. Program is meant to be a step down for those who have completed an intensive treatment program and who are in need of a less supervision.

Substance abuse treatment facility. Provide 27 bed inpatient detox; link to aftercare MAT, IOP and outpatient services.

Provides a sober living environment for adult men making the transition from addiction to sobriety.

Offers a peer-driven, self-help recovery system in a long-term supportive housing environment for men. Services provided to residents include case management, relapse prevention counseling, 12-step meetings, educational and career planning, recreational activities and assistance in obtaining health, social, vocational and other services available in the community.

Provides temporary shelter for men who have completed a hospital or residential substance use disorder rehabilitation program and need continued support in a residential non-drinking, drug-free environment to sustain their recovery.

Provides Level II residential recovery housing that provides access to Medication Assisted Management and outpatient services for women with substance use disorders.

Provides long-term housing, employment, social, and peer support services to women in recovery from alcohol and/or other drugs.

Provides transitional housing for women recovering from any crisis including from an addiction, mental illness and/or following release from a correctional facility.

Dedicated to helping those in recovery by offering a safe place to call home and providing community support to help people stay in recovery. Tenants who sign the month-to-month lease will pay rent and are required to submit to random drug testing. A recovery coach will visit the property regularly to monitor the tenants and ensure that no drugs or alcohol is on the property. Roommates and spouses are prohibited, although children might be permitted under certain circumstances. Tenants are expected to stay sober and participate in recovery programs. No treatment or counseling will occur at the house; rather, it's simply a place for recovering drug addicts to live in a supportive environment with others going through the same struggles. The home is divided into four apartments in a safe neighborhood with close proximity to public transit, restaurants and laundromats on Maple Avenue.

Provides housing support for men while seeking and maintaining employment, meeting weekly with program directors, participating in a 12 step program and developing supportive relationships with fellow residents

Recovery Housing is an aimed solution for accessing necessary treatment and overcoming critical barriers such as homelessness or poverty. The Recovery Housing offers recovery planning, safe structures substance free environment, regular house meetings, access to peers, and access to community resources and recovery support services.

Structured transitional housing program for individuals after inpatient treatment programs to provide safe and stable housing.

Work therapy residential program provides self-help groups (AA, NA, etc). Individual and group counseling, substance abuse lectures and films. GED and literacy program, spiritual counseling and worship. Program for adult males ages 21-65 with compulsive, addictive or anti-social behavior. Will not accept anyone on psychotropic drugs or with a blood alcohol count. Person must be willing and able to participate in program. Center capacity is 85 beds. The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Centers (ARC's) serve men and women with social, emotional and spiritual needs who have lost their ability to cope with their problems and provide for themselves. The ARC's provide adequate housing with work, group and individual therapy in clean, wholesome surroundings. Physical and spiritual care prepare those men and women to re-enter society and return to gainful employment. Frequently those rehabilitated are reunited with families and resume a normal lifestyle.

Provides residents with a living environment free of drugs and alcohol, centered on peer support and connection to services that promote sustained recovery. Provides separate housing for men and women.