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.

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.

Provides recovery housing facilities to individuals seeking sober lifestyle, building a sober support network, and working on sobriety-based life skills.

THCC Housing is a shared housing provider established with the purpose of providing the best possible community living environment to those in recovery. We primarily focus on housing those recently released from jail, prison or rehab who are in recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction. We offer shared and private rooms.

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. The program is designed for women who have the desire to recover and the willingness to prosper in their newfound way of life. Complete residential treatment and after-care programming is provided.

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 alcohol and other drug-free congregate living arrangements which facilitate the return to the community of individuals who are recovering from an alcohol and/or other drug use disorder, who may be leaving an inpatient or residential treatment program and who need ongoing support to sustain an abstinent lifestyle.

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

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 group sober living housing for individuals in recovery from alcohol or substance use disorder in safe, peer-supported environment. Housing locations are in Clermont County and are gender specific. Individuals must be sober for at least 30 days prior to entry.

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

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

Provide 24 bed high intensity women's residential substance disorder use program; link to aftercare MAT and outpatient services.

Provides sober housing for individuals experiencing homelessness also in need of substance use disorder treatment. Clients receive intensive case management and treatment. Program can last up to a year.

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 residential substance abuse treatment services for women. Services include counseling for alcoholism and drug abuse and substance abuse prevention education.

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

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 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.

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

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

Provide 24 bed high intensity women's residential substance disorder use program; link to aftercare MAT and outpatient services.

Provides transitional housing for men in the early stages of recovery from alcoholism. Individuals must be self-admitted and are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Individuals must have a minimum of three days' sobriety before being accepted. Recovery program and meetings are held on-site daily and individuals are required to attend a minimum number of meetings per week.