Our program is rooted in the community-based and peer group-oriented Social Model philosophy. Our services provide food, shelter and residential treatment to women who want to recover from alcoholism, without regard to race, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation/preference, national origin and/or ability to pay. 

 

Although our primary focus is alcohol recovery, we recognize our residents often have other medical and psychiatric conditions that interact and impact their addiction. In order to provide the most clinically-sound and comprehensive recovery treatment services, we integrate attention to these issues throughout the treatment process to help them achieve the best stabilization in all areas of life. As part of our program we provide referrals and support for linkage to services related to these co-occurring conditions and incorporate those services into each woman’s recovery plan.