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

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 a residential recovery program for adults who are battling addictions or re-entering society after being released from prison. Two houses each have a full-time live-in Resident Advisor. The program use a faith-based foundation and each resident is required to set goals for themselves, including a personal goal, a recovery goal, a spiritual goal, and an employment goal. Residents are also required to attend support groups, counseling, and treatment outside of the house and to actively engage in in-home individual and group sessions. Housing is provided for program participants only.

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.

Offers recovery housing for individuals completing substance use disorder treatment. Residents also have access to assistance from Targeted Case Managers, who can work with residents to address barriers to employment and independent living.

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

Provides alcohol and drug-free transitional housing with supportive services to single women who have completed a certified treatment program. House is monitored by a housing manager. Supportive services include case management services, daily living skills, employment skills and marketing techniques, Getting Ahead, recovery coaching, and transportation assistance. - Note: This is NOT a homeless shelter.

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.

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

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

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

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

The Matt Talbot House serves to assist chemically dependent men in re-establishing their self-esteem, self-worth, and self-respect in a structured environment. Their purpose is to provide the community a unique approach to the recovery process by offering an alcohol and drug-free housing environment for men thoroughly committed to making recovery their primary objective.

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

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

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

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

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.

The Recovery House is 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.

Awakening Lane is a revolutionary option for women working to create a new way of living in recovery, located in Newark. We welcome single women over the age of 18. We also welcome pregnant women and women caring for their baby while living in Recovery. While participating in our program, residents will have the opportunity to live in a home that fosters a safe and supported learning environment to help them continue sobriety. Residents of Awakening Lane are held accountable. For the safety of each resident, they will be drug tested, alcohol tested, and subjected to a curfew. In addition, they will be helped them with their specific needs as they pertain to their personal recovery path, finding employment, signing up for future assisted / affordable housing, and furthering their education. Our residents will support each other, making real friendships and having new experiences that will outshine old, intrusive memories that can lead to relapse. Whether new to recovery or re-committing to the journey, we will offer a safe haven, a place to discover the awesome blessing of recovery.

Provides alcohol and other drug-free congregate living arrangements which facilitate the return to the community of individuals who are recovering from problems related to substance use disorder and who need ongoing support to sustain an abstinent lifestyle. Also has one location specifically for those who are living with AIDS/HIV.

Provides recovery home housing program services to alcohol, drug and other chemically addicted men in the Cincinnati area.

Halfway House offering a 45 to 50 day program that is ODADAS certified for both Halfway House and out-patient counseling. Provides daily two hour substance abuse therapy groups – first hour is didactic, either film or lecture; second hour is group discussion using the 12 Step model. Anger Management Groups – three times per week, two hour group discussion sessions. Emotions Group – twice weekly for two hour sessions. Topics include emotions and/or feelings of the resident while in a halfway house, away from family/friends, starting a new life, etc. 12 Step recovery meeting (AA/NA) – at least two per day.