Provides a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment.

Provides a residential transitional program for women experiencing homelessness, who are recovering from substance use disorders or mental illnesses. The program is very structured and provides a wide range of services, including case management, professional clinician services and trauma support groups. The 11-unit facility houses clients and their children for 6-24 months.

Provides a 12-month residential program for women recovering from alcohol and substance use disorders. The program's purpose is to ensure abstinence from any mood- or mind-altering substance. Recovering involves a structural program that will lead to the final quest of a new lifestyle. It is the belief of NOAMI that the process of recovery shall include personal development, family mentoring, community awareness, financial independence, job readiness, and relapse prevention. Women's support groups and family support groups are also incorporated as an on-going and effective part of this process. Complete residential treatment and after-care programming is provided.

Provides outpatient treatment options for people struggling with substance use and mental health disorders (dual diagnosis). They offer programming consisting of PHP, IOP, OP and aftercare services. Licensed counselors meet with clients for individual counseling and group counseling. Case managers meet with clients to assist them with external needs and goals such as housing, food, life skills, employment, etc. Eligible clients can apply for Responsible Living Housing options.

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 no charge living in recovery housing for women stuggling with addiction.

Opal House is a home for 16 women who are in recovery from substance use disorders. It is not a treatment program, but rather sober-living housing.

COVID-19 Temporary Message: All case managers, peer supporters, and individual sessions will begin to meet via telephone for individual appointments. Weekend UDS at Turning Point is also suspended, though regular weekday screening is still taking place. All of their residential facilities (Turning Point, Opal House, and Liberty House) are accepting new clients.

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

Provides a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment. Recovery house is monitored by line-in managers who provide accountability and support. Resident's stay is not limited to a specific length of time.

Provides a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment.

Provides a sober, safe environment in which women who are recovering can begin the process of overcoming substance use disorder.

Offers a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment.

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

Provides a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment.

Assists women ages 18 and over with substance use disorder. Facility assists pregnant women and women with children ages 5 and under to live in a safe and supportive environment while participating in outpatient substance abuse treatment at Lake Geauga Recovery Centers.

Provides a home for women in recovery. Naomi House is: - For women in recovery, women in recovery who have infants, or women in recovery who are pregnant - A recovery residence, where rent is on a graduated rent structure. It is their home. With grant support, new moms will be exempt from rent for a period of time. - A place where supportive services are conducted – parenting, healthy living, food preparation. - Where an on-site house mom will help the residents with their recovery, parenting, establishing a positive, productive life. - Where recovery coaches, parent mentor, recovery navigator will work with the residents on the skills and knowledge to gain long term recovery - Where the residents can participate in treatment programs, including medication assisted recovery and support group meetings. - Where participation in recovery events will be encouraged. - Where the residents, when they are ready and able, will be encouraged to gain employment.

Provides individual and group counseling to assist individuals in making the changes necessary to achieve and sustain recovery from alcohol and other substances.

Provides a housing project designed for men who want to acquire additional recovery and life skill tools. The program requires placement for up to 12 months.

Provides a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment.

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 a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment

Provides sober living for individuals who are recovering from an alcohol and/or other drug use disorder.

Provides a residential sober living environment for individuals with a substance abuse problem or who are in recovery. Recovery Housing focuses on strength-based approaches, 12 step facilitation, gender specific housing, cultural sensitivity and is welcoming of individuals with co-occurring conditions and/or on methadone.