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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.

Level 2 transitional recovery house for women struggling with substance use disorders. Women come to Serenity Grove to learn to live independently, to heal, and to gain back their lives. Built on seven wooded acres in the Ohio countryside, Serenity Grove is open to women who have completed an inpatient treatment program and/or who have at least 30 days clean.

Offers emergency housing, meals and bus tokens for homeless men up to 90 days to help homeless men find employment and save money for permanent housing. Offers 90 day aftercare programs for homeless men who have completed chemical dependency treatment. Offers a 15 bed corrections half-way house. Call for more information.

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.

Recovery housing available for someone in stable recovery, with employment.

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

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

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.

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.

Bassett House treats addiction as a disease from which young people, 13 to 18 years of age, can recover with the support of strengths-based, family-focused therapeutic intervention. Groups that the adolescents attend daily cover many different areas that will provide them with a wide variety of skills needed to improve their ability to be successful in their recovery environment. We strive to help connect the youth with their families as well as other support systems in their recovery environment.

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 temporary housing for women with substance use disorder issues, a history of incarceration, domestic violence, and/or human trafficking. Service includes intensive case management, employment preparation, and permanent housing assistance.

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

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 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 a eight-bed sober living facility for women who are recovering from addiction to alcohol or other drugs. Seeks to help clients achieve independence. Recovery supervised by an on-staff counselor; a manager is on duty 24-hours a day.

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 faith-based (Christian) transitional shelter for men seeking a change in lifestyle. Residents are given pastoral counseling, job readiness skills, parenting skills (if needed), and mentoring. Goal is to transition the resident toward a healthy, productive style of living.

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.

Norpell Lane is a recovery community for men committed to acceptance. Those seeking real recovery from addiction and self-destruction. 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 settle in as we give the gift of time. Residents of Norpell 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 work with a House Manager who will help them with their specific needs as they pertain to their personal recovery path, finding employment, signing up for assisted / affordable housing, and furthering their education.

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

Provides sober living housing for individuals in recovery.

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.