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

Provides individuals with a safe and sober place to live while they maintain their recovery and seek appropriate housing and employment. Offers support, case management, and counseling to the client and family members during the client's residency.

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

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

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

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 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 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.

Provides phased structured transitional housing program for individuals in recovery to improve access to treatment and stable environment.

Mike’s Bridge House is a Level II 5-bedroom sober living residence for men. Provides support for individuals who have co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorder. Traditional Recovery housing does not always address the needs of an individual coping with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorder. In continuing our mission of community integration, healthy living and personal development. Mike’s Bridge House is not a treatment center and/or detoxification center. All clinical treatment services are provided off site through licensed professionals at Hopewell Health Centers, Inc., Integrated Services, and Health and Recovery Services.

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.

Operates recovery houses for men and women who need supportive services while recovering from substance use disorders.

Provides a 17-bed residence for individual men who need a sober environment to support their substance abuse recovery or a transitional residence after release from prison. Residents share in chores, must attend 3 12-step meetings per week (for substance abusers) or a mandatory weekly meeting for counseling (for ex-offenders), and are generally supervised by a house manager. Typical stay is 6 months-1 year. Twelve apartment suites are also available for those who are ready for a more independent living situation.

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

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

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 Level 2 recovery residence for women. Residents participate in structured activities and peer discussion. Tenants may be provided with transportation to counseling, training, employment, and meetings as needed. Goal is to help the client become self-sufficient.

Provides Chemical Dependency Outpatient Services, Diagnostic Assessments, Individual and Group Counseling. Medicated Assisted treatment for opiate and alcohol use disorders. mental health counseling.

Provides abstinence-based, 12-step environments within which an individual with substance use disorder related issues receives supportive services while living in accordance with a regimen of daily sobriety.

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

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.