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Provides a faith-based (Christian) transitional shelter for women 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 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 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.

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.

Provides transitional residential and support services for individuals who are recovering from substance use disorders. Services include residential medication assisted maintenance treatment.

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 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 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.

Program provides a homelike setting with extensive support and supervision. While in the program, women build their skills and confidence to become self-sufficient, including achieving employment, further education and independent housing. The program specifically prioritizes pregnant women and women with young children. A major objective is to assist women to maintain healthy, drug-free pregnancy, to give birth to a healthy baby, and to establish a positive mother-infant bond. Reuniting families is also a priority, and the program provides parenting education, childcare and families counseling to repair relationships that have been damaged by past addictions.

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.

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

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

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.

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 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 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.

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

Provides housing support for men while seeking and maintaining employment, meeting weekly with program directors, participating in a 12 step program and developing supportive relationships with fellow residents

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

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