Find Substance Abuse Treatment Nonprofits and Charities

  Jim at Sober Living wrote:

Hi - I'm Jim deVarennes - President & Founder of Sober Living America. Since this is a review, I’ll try to be as objective and unbiased as I can, but I have to admit, I feel absolutely blessed & humbled to be part of working with a great group of caring... more »

  Mary wrote:

Through MARR I was able to take charge of my life. I wanted a life free from alcohol and drugs and MARR gave me the tools to do just that! Natalie more »

  beacnhouse wrote:

I am a former client and current employee of the Beacon Association of San Pedro. I was sent here to continue my treatment and recovery from another program. I had not other place to go, no money and no one who would take me. The Beacon House opened... more »

  armerarmer wrote:

UGM helps many homeless in the Sacramento area. This is a very worthy organization to volunteer at or donate to. more »

  smileyguy wrote:

To stand in the lobby and watch the lost, sick, and nearly dead clients enter these programs is to witness true miracles, one after the other, as they exit clear-eyed, and with a new purpose and meaning to their existences. The programs are the best that... more »

  Rob Guam wrote:

This is a GREAT place to work. We have a great team with a more of a sense of family than just a recovery center. Because of that there is a can-do attitude and a willingness to try new things to respond to the unique needs of individuals in need. more »

  IanAndersen wrote:

Moderation Management holds a special place in my heart. I've worked with them closely over the past two years to share clients between my for profit company, and their non-profit services. They have an amazing team with no ego, only a desire to help... more »

  lpittsburgh wrote:

As a volunteer with Chartiers Center for over four years, I have seen firsthand the dedication and compassion with which the Chartiers Center organization provides care for their consumers as well as how they support their employees. Throughout the opoid... more »

  mbatise wrote:

Shurrun's House is a non profit sober living house. They accept referrals for women in transition in the community in need of a change to fight their addictions. They assist them with access to employment opportunities, resources within the community... more »

  LovingMother wrote:

Cenikor changed my life by changing my son's life. I thank God we found Cenikor. I had done all I knew to do, and began to pray differently. I asked God to bring someone into my son's life that could communicate to him in a way that I wasn't being able... more »

  Hunter A. wrote:

After many other rehabs, Oaks Recovery gave me the tools to get my life back in order. I’m over 3 years sober because of them. Luckily for me I was able to be employed by the oaks after completing my treatment and now I have to opportunity to give what... more »

  mgary wrote:

Center Point is an outstanding organization that is absolutely committed to change people lives. Their programs empower individuals and families battling the plagues of addiction, and teach them how to live a clean and sober life, and become proactive... more »

  Robert G T. wrote:

I never understand sobriety until I received the tender stories and community of the Live and Let Live Alano Club more »

  Heidi C.4 wrote:

Their online meetings have been the linchpin to my sobriety since March 2020. They are my Homegroup now. more »

  Heather49 wrote:

Having worked in the field of addiction for over 20 years in both the non-profit and for-profit sector, I can honestly say that House of Hope is one of the most remarkable programs I have ever had the honor of working with. Because there is not an equivalent... more »

  GRATEFULDADDY wrote:

This organization saved the life of one of my family members. My family member has been clean for 7 years and has a family. I would recommend this organization to any one struggling with addiction. I continue to support this organization with yearly... more »

  ladydogtrainer wrote:

This organization appears to be a scam. Their website shows them in Oakland, but the government website shows them to be in Long Beach and we saw one gentleman with paperwork showing them in Fontana. The e-mail addresses and phone numbers are no good.... more »

  LW86 wrote:

Freedom Farm Ministries is an excellent opportunity for Men struggling with addiction. Robbie Collie and Rita Collie are the most loving and understanding people I have met in my life, and will do anything for you. God is working miracles here at Freedom... more »

  suiso wrote:

I have been on the board since 1992. This organization is dedicated to normalizing life for those with drug addiction problems. We maintain strong fiscal responsibility and constantly seek improvements in the outcomes of the people... more »

  Mark McCollum wrote:

Star of Hope is a fantastic, very well-run organization that has been helping Houston's homeless for over 100 years. Their guiding principle is that the ultimate solution to homelessness is 2-fold: a regenerative relationship with Jesus Christ, in whom... more »

  Senath Church of Christ wrote:

I am a local minister who has taught weekly Bible classes at the Shepherd's Fold Ministry in Cardwell, Missouri, since June of 2010. I have gotten to know every Fold member on at least some level, and have personally witnessed positive spiritual... more »

  LarryMcKenna wrote:

The Jericho House is a well rounded counseling center for the addicted and their families. Providing help from detox to discipleship. more »

  Cthrasher0528 wrote:

I am a single mom on disability with a toddler. I reached out to numerous charities for help, finding none. Then Providence had the balls to send me an email to review them! I was shuffled aside for my inability to work and inability to provide proof... more »

  bbfftomm wrote:

This place saved my life! Body, Soul, and Spirit... more »

  Robbin J. wrote:

The gang over at The Courage Center have offered some incredible information for the community! Teenagers are so different today than they were when we were growing up (didn't our parents say that? Wow...) Today's teenagers can easily make a poor choice... more »

  RolandLizama wrote:

I came into Cedar house on 5/6/2020. When i walked through those doors I had no idea what was going to happen but because of my counselor Mrs. Deirdre Cooney and the entire staff at cedar house. I loved my stay there i strongly recommend to any addict... more »

  lauryn7112001 wrote:

I walked into the doors of Homecoming on Feb 8th, 2006. I’ll be honest, I didn’t think that place was for me but I didn’t really have a whole lot of options. There I was in the middle of some hick town in a house on cinder blocks with... more »

  slavielle wrote:

The company I work for provides 40 hrs a year to volunteer during work hours. I chose NCADD because they work with women who are in need of counseling and education to better themselves because of dependence on alcohol and or drugs. These wome come to... more »

  Bizz M. wrote:

the workers are absolutely notrocious to us homeless people. this facility has stolen my tax return check and illegally cashed it. this facility has stolen my indentification cards 3 seperate times from the mail room. this facility has banned me from... more »

  shauna1 wrote:

My experience at the Gracenter was life changing. Their focus was on treating the whole person, integrating the spirit, mind and physical body. In addition to classes, I received individual and group therapy by a an experienced professional psychologist.... more »

  bstation wrote:

I am a member of New Hope Lutheran Church in Columbia, Maryland. I have helped serve meals at the shelter for the last ten years and I have served as director of New Hope’s Shelter meal program for the last 5 years. Our congregation serves dinner... more »

  M.R.Burchett wrote:

The founders of this organization, Gary and Tracey McReynolds, are genuine. I have known them for more than 30 years. They have consistently demonstrated concern for helping those in need to overcome their challenges, especially those who are addicted... more »

  bonk wrote:

Being a Vincentian has meant so much to me. It is a great way to meet my neighbors. People who I never would have met otherwise. To hear their stories and able to help them is a real blessing. Sure there are some that take advantage but there are... more »

  MarilynRoss wrote:

I am an AARP Volunteer and have been volunteering with the agency for almost two years. I thoroughly enjoy working with the agency. We dress men and women for job interviews, have a mentoring program and provide transitional housing for homeless men... more »

  kaylaisliving wrote:

17 months ago I went into this program broken and alone it absolutely changed my life. It has gave me a relationship with God that I never thought was possible more »

  klight43 wrote:

Thrive Alabama is doing great work in our North Alabama community. The scope of services offered along with the caring staff, creates a passionate and skillful healthcare organization that is much needed in our community. more »

  KSchumer wrote:

I have been working with the Restoration of Hope Project for about a year. After going through a DIFFERENT sober living program, I realized that sober living is an unmonitored area of business and some programs care more than others. Restoration of Hope... more »

  donnanickel wrote:

I am a former drug addict/criminal and have spent may years incacerated. I made a chioce to change my life and look for a higher power in God. To date I have 15 years clean and crime free. Welcome Home Ministries went to our local Sheriff and asked if... more »

  Jane Says wrote:

Project 180 has helped me give back to the community just as it has helped me get back my life. I have met so many wonderful people and it has been a blessing to watch them succeed and grow! more »

  KatieSimonson wrote:

I struggled in my addition for years. Step 2 saved my life. This program is either taken seriously by the client or the bed will go to someone who will. The daily groups I attended taught me so much. They also inspired me to go back to school. I have... more »

  pgiinfo wrote:

Positive Growth helps me in alot of ways like counseling and rides to and from the center more »

  rkohler1 wrote:

The "I AM" Workshop Tour is poised to change the fabric of society. Breaking drug addiction can be the single biggest factor to improving the quality of life of not only those with the addictions but of those living in the community at large. The "I... more »

  pbryan wrote:

The ONLY long-term residential alcohol and drug addiction treatment facility located in Central Indiana... more »

  kindredspirit1 wrote:

WeCare Recovery Home is a place where lives are truly changed. I’ve personally witnessed the transformation that happens here. Seeing women overcome addiction, rebuild their lives, and find a future filled with hope is amazing. WeCare gives women the... more »

  mal1 wrote:

A great organization that provides a needed service in the community. With government funding becoming less and less, organizations such as this provide access to much needed treatment and counseling for those individuals who cannot afford it on their... more »

  Nik1212 wrote:

Friends of Night People is a wonderful organization that greatly assists the community. Every day, individuals in need can get a meal, clothing, personal care items. Volunteering is amazing. You get to speak to individuals one-on-one and even giving them... more »

  Serenity wrote:

I only know of HOGAR CREA INTERNATIONAL of FLORIDA, INC because a group of men come to the building where I work( in Valdosta, GA) every other wek or so. They bring a variety of baked goods i.e. cinnamon coffee cake, pinneapple cake, chocolate peanut... more »

  lrw13 wrote:

Very helpful app, so much content and good advice. Content goes beyond just sobriety and helps you with all aspects of life. more »

  Reccos wrote:

I have been supporting and volunteering w/ this ministry for over 20 years. Their focus on meeting the real needs of those they minister to is evident in the way God continues to use them to positively impact thousands of individuals and families... more »

  mattleblanc155 wrote:

This program saved my life. I was living in a homeless shelter with no money and nowhere to go. In 2013 I entered the doors of our Boston location where I found a relationship with Jesus Christ. Today I am a productive member of of society, I am a home... more »

  rparrott6 wrote:

Being a current patient, Transcend Foundation has put my needs at the highest level to ensure I am moving forward on a better foot but with zero out of pocket expenses. Their speed to connect with me to the high quality supplements, I wish there were... more »

  Bobbie L. wrote:

Susan B Anthony gave me a safe place to call home during my pregnancy in 2007. I was able to give birth to my son clean, sober and healthy. During my stay I recieved amazing treatment. I bonded with other women who suffered from the same disease of... more »

  Maryekramer wrote:

My experience with Network Support Services was so great - I became a board member! This truly is a grass roots organization- the money goes straight to the programs to make a difference for the men and women served. And, the proof is in the pudding... more »

  mobileUser729032 wrote:

I love that this agency does what it says it will do. I have had the honor of touring the agency and meeting with the owner, and I see the passion she has. I have met with graduates and their testimonies are amazing. This agency is for the people and... more »

  mlburt wrote:

My autistic son lived in one of their HCS homes for about 7 years. In 2005 he became emotionally unstable and needed to be hospitalized. Before the ambulance arrived, the police came. Because my son is unable to answer questions much at all, he became... more »

  tom10 wrote:

This group focuses on helping women. They have used our latest book "Serving Productive Time," as well as our other books "Chicken Soup for the Prisoner's Soul" and "Serving Time, Serving Others." more »

  Counselor II wrote:

This company threatens their staff to meet billing requirements or they will fire them. Very stressful company to work for, also they cheat the CARE voucher system by over billing for services rendered. Employees work overtime without pay while the upper... more »

  dnreedy2 wrote:

We share a double blessing of being a member of Gospel Tabernacle Assembly of God, Philipsburg PA, the congregation that sent their pastor David Wilkerson to minister to the gangs in New York City; plus we are friends of one of their global leaders with... more »

  ArchieSRobinson wrote:

I have served on the Advent Board for more than 20 years. The reasons I have found Advent so compelling are many, but a few of the most important include: exceptionally dedicated and proficient staff who have given their lives to their work; ... more »

  mrdynamyt wrote:

I had been laid off from a job right after I had open heart surgery. So cash was very tight. This job had provided a company vehicle so I had to buy a used car for cash. I was still unemployed and going to school a year later when my front brakes started... more »

  Alfred C. wrote:

From the Director's position on down and the lack of VOICE that is never heard on behalf of the Patients is the reason for the Looming bad vibe that is a constant there ! I myself am a veteran who's treatment is paid for by the V A and I have lost all... more »

  mlagory wrote:

I have been working with Firehouse Shelter for many years now. It is an impressive organization that serves more homeless persons than any other facility in the state of Alabama. It keeps adminsitrative costs low while still providing the services necessary... more »

  ronzo wrote:

I Am a client there and have been in and out of BCI for close to nine years is been a bumpy ride for me but it would have been allot worst for sure. They really take it upon themselves to provide you with the up most care and affection they possibly can.... more »

  Writer wrote:

We who live in Interior Alaska are very fortunate to have the services of the Rescue Mission. The Rescue Mission serves the most needy members of our community. Homelessness, which is often invisible to those of us with jobs and homes is a problem in... more »

  KShelpman1985 wrote:

I am currently a certified resource parent through Wesley. This process and life choice has been made easier to navigate with the support of Colleen, Annette, Patrick and Christy. If you are looking for a agency to advocate not only for the children but... more »

  clayyybo wrote:

I grew up in a fairly large city in the Piedmont region of NC; you might say I’m a city boy. We played our games in the streets, and the only gun I ever fired was a pellet rifle that I used to shoot mourning doves off the power lines. My parents were... more »

  Dennis Robinson wrote:

My perception of Montrose Counseling Center has been shaped by what I have heard from many acquaintenances over the past several years who have used their counseling services. I have always heard great things about the services they provide. In particular... more »

  Sam W.2 wrote:

Currently trying to find someone who can answer my question. How can someone be banned from ccc property for threatening an employee if they have never step foot on property, never threatened an employee, never issued an exclusion notice, never allowed... more »

  roons01 wrote:

I came to Wayside a broken woman, with no apparent hope that I could overcome my drug addiction. After my son was seriously injured, and became a quadraplegic, I turned to drugs and alcohol to dull the emotional pain. In a very short time, I was addicted... more »

  genusbolloxed wrote:

I've been a client at the APT foundation on Ella T. Grasso in New Haven, CT for over 4 years. They may have " strengthened their funds balance", but their quality of service has dramatically decreased. Councilors repeatedly do not answer phone calls and... more »

  xydlrd wrote:

My brother died of alcoholism. My frustration at not being able to find help for him and counseling and advice for myself to help him makes me extremely aware of the pain, waste and tragedy associated with this disease. An organization such as the ARC,... more »

  TommyInTn wrote:

PROTECTING PEOPLE FROM WHAT IV'E BEEN THROUGH!!!!! I found out about Hope Center Ministries, I Kailua Hawaii, through a Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center, that I was in, and a guy who, promised me the world!!... more »

  Sametta B. wrote:

I began going to Faith Mission with my church on a monthly basis. As I sat there and would see not only the individuals but the families that were being ministered to (naturally and spiritually) it opened my eyes to the love and compassion that people... more »

  tenbeere wrote:

Not truthful about resident age range and violent history's of residents. Quick to take your money with no Counseling for those unhappy with the treatment from inmates more »

  Writer wrote:

North shore drug awareness is doing an outstanding job of helping people in need . And an effortless part in changes needed to protect and inform our future generations !! more »

  erowan wrote:

I plan to continue 12 step meetings and I also plan on using relapse prevention tools that I learned here at Project Recovery. Inez more »

  info-mercyhouse wrote:

I love this ministry. It is amazing to see men transformed into the men they were meant to be. To see families restored. Children getting their father back. Wives getting their husbands back. Parents getting their sons back. If you have seen a man... more »

  bigben556 wrote:

This place is a giant waste of time and takes advantage of vulnerable people. I hated every minute of it. more »

  Kaitlin McLees H. wrote:

Amethyst Place truly saves my life! Without them I wouldn’t have had the resources to get my children back, go back to college, and learn how to be a productive member of society. The community I had with the other Moms was out of this world too, we... more »

  Writer wrote:

Randolph Fellowship Home Inc. has saved my life and countless other peoples. They helped me get on m feet when I was hopeless, jobless and penniless. The staff took the time to work with me on my individual needs by taking me to all my appt, listening... more »

  ali.obrien wrote:

Couldn’t be prouder of the amazing work Nicasa does to build stronger communities through behavioral and mental health services. From Teen Court to raising awareness about problem gambling to supporting individuals working through addiction, they are... more »

  bellanmateo wrote:

This place is taking advantage of the mentally ill. My fiancé whom I've been caring for several years is mentally ill. He was in between medication changes and his new medication was not working well. We were going to address these things with his Dr.... more »

  JeremiahC wrote:

Excellent and well-run organization with a heart for addiction recovery and a proven track record of success for more than a quarter century. They strike the right balance of structure, support, and caring that is needed for sobriety. more »

  raydian1335 wrote:

One if the worth health care provider I have ever seen. Do not go with them at all. You can not talk to your primary doctor office. It is central phone!!!! Appointment time for primary doctor is 2 months. My knee has broken and ER did not recognize so... more »

  Adelemoore wrote:

I have been working here for 10 plus years and it is a great place to work. We are person-centered and we care about our clients as well as we do about each other. I am grateful to be working at a place that cares about people the way that we do. more »

  Marilyn34 wrote:

My husband was a client. He is not homeless and does not hdug or alcohol problem. He is hiding from respinsibilities and tax evasion. I tried to reach out to ceo Pateick White and that man needs therapy himself. They take tax payers money AND have... more »

  Tucsongirl wrote:

My husband & I have donated money to this group a few times in the past. They are also holding a food drive at our church in a few weeks. more »

  othersites wrote:

Loving Hands Ministries is an awesome group of young men who after their life of degradation with drug use have come to know the Lord. Their testimonies are the epitome of redemption. Their faces shine with the love of Jesus and I could tell that they... more »

  joy2ewe wrote:

We lead a local women’s group where these girls come weekly to serve us. They set up chairs and tables & learn to set up our sound system. They participate in our discussions then faithfully serve in taking down the chairs and putting away our equipment.... more »

  kevinm wrote:

I came to the alano mens Pine house from phoenix in november of 2009 and have found a new way to live . the program set out there gave me the structure and acountability to get a hold of my drug and alcohole issues and the safe clean enviroment to do... more »

  af09243 wrote:

Livengrin has touched so many lives with the work they do every single day. Livengrin is definitely one of the most special places to go to for those who are struggling with substance use disorder. more »

  sonyac wrote:

I volunteer at the Teen Challenge Center for Adult Men in Tallahassee,Florida, which is under the parent group-Teen Challenge of Florida. I have seen the change in these men during their 12 month stay at our center whether they came to the program voluntarily,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Sept. 1st 2012 was a huge day! Our wedding day!My life changed.Sept 2nd 2012 was a huge day!Spirit Center welcomes its first resident !My life changed.Spirit Center community touches lives.Vision,Grace,Purpose,Motive,Action and Love.Life... more »

  MAT STRAZZ wrote:

THIS REST HOME IN THE BACK BAY IS ONE OF THE BEST IN MA... THE HISTORIC HOUSE IS WELL KEPT. THE PRICE FOR PRIVATE PAY IS VERY REASONABLE. YOU GET TO LIVE IN A GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD CLARENDON ST BY BEACON ST. FOR A REST HOME THIS IS ABOUT AS GOOD AS... more »

  Recovery wrote:

There is a group of people that give their time and knowledge for the benefit of the community and they do not ask nothing in exchange; that is giving for good; my blesing tot he people that had help me to be better and change. more »

  Writer wrote:

Foundation on the Rock Ministries provides transitional housing for women and children in the Copiah County, MS area. Since 2009, this ministry has been instrumental in transforming the lives of women who have suffered from severe brokenness. Many... more »

  Sonnybravo2017 wrote:

My name is tamiko i am a lead monitor at hendricks house in vineland. i been employed with the company over a year. it is such a delight to be apart of this team. we have respect for eachother all the way from top managment and the directors down to... more »

  littleduck wrote:

Fraud non-profit. Bridge counseling is suppose to help with vocational training to help unemployed find jobs. They don't. They keep all the money. I've been unemployed for 4 years, and they never offered me training. They lied to me and said they don't... more »

  Ltg0520 wrote:

My experience with this company has been awful. The providers do not show up for scheduled appointments. The providers and staff do not care about the needs of the patients. You are made to feel like an inconvenience in their day. Sadly, my son is still... more »

  feliceg wrote:

I was a resident at Turning Point Home 18 years ago, and it was the best thing for my alcohol problem then all of the many treatment centers I had attended. The environment is LOVING, but structured in a way that I needed. We had in house groups, in and... more »

  Writer wrote:

After attending graduation and hearing the stories from teachers and students alike, I am unbelievably moved by the work taking place at the Maine State Prison. This work is changing lives. more »

  Ramzi wrote:

I have seen the amazing and wonderful work that this non-profit has done for my family. They have dedicated and experienced staff that helped a family member when they needed it most. Our family owes everything to Walden House, because without them we... more »

  justice2012 wrote:

I chose to sleep on the streets rather than stay at the rescue mission because one of the volunteers was very aggressive towards me. He made my brief stay at the mission both uncomfortable and impossible. He is required to work at the mission as part... more »

  Tim P.3 wrote:

Through the archway is a magical place that saves lives.Peter and Marion and their staff are amazing, and their guests feel like family more »

  Writer wrote:

CenterPointe made a huge difference in my life! More than 20 years ago I was referred to them after a significant stay in the state hospital for a serious mental health issue. I grew up in a family where drugs and alcohol were the norm. Their approach... more »

  Raleigh14 wrote:

The head of the Capstone Recovery center is not helpful. When I called to ask for information that I could give to a friend, she would not provide any details. A child was allowed to stay overnight despite a policy against this. No one is there to... more »

  Ales C. wrote:

My son went through the Penfield program and it impacted him positively in every way! They boldly told him the truth about himself and MADE HIM evaluate his past behavior and future goals. Our whole family has been blessed as a result of his time there.... more »

  malina-fahiz wrote:

This is Malina fahiz, Managing Director of Afghan women Enterprise Network (AWEN) nongovernmental Organization working for women and girls empowerment to play their role and participate on decision making process on issues related to their lives and... more »

  dCalvert wrote:

Eva's Village is among the most comprehensive anti-poverty non profits in the state of New Jersey, creating positive change for people in great need. Eva's Village provides an access center to engage those in need and create a plan of assistance, then... more »

  mobileUser567119 wrote:

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  Agape12345 wrote:

It is a great organization, and they help a lot of people get in recovery from drug/alcohol problems. They need help to fund treatment for low income individuals. Please help by contacting David Musser at - agapedavidm@comcast.net. more »

  caring adult wrote:

Friends of Youth is an exceedingly efficiently run youth servie agency. Their misson drives programming for youth highly at-risk of drug abuse, homlessness, mental health issues, early pregnancy/parenting and truancy. Their programs deliver outcomes that... more »

  Dave Lz wrote:

Having supported this organization at various times since 1972, I've read the testimonies of (and observed first-hand) many individuals who have been able to successfully overcome substance-abuse issues beacuse of the services provided by New Destiny.... more »

  Writer wrote:

WPHP says they help physicians but that's a lie. You go to them for help and they smile and say they are going to help and then send you go to a rehab facility of their choosing for evaluation for a couple weeks but really it's indefinite and can turn... more »

  myriadthings wrote:

The Alcoholics Rehabilitation Association of San Francisco runs a residence for 50 men and women in recovery from alcoholism called First Step Home. Their approach is based in the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and they host three AA meetings a week.... more »

  MotorMouth wrote:

Hi my name is Kimberly. I took the Drug and Alcohol course at Cal State Bakersfield, Extended University. This course is for people who want to become A.O.D. Counselors. I successfully passed the course. I did my internship at Jason's Retreat under the... more »

  jfnaki wrote:

Forcameron.comThe goal of For Cameron is to help others who still have a chance. Helping through law reform, education and public health efforts. For Cameron brings focus to the crisis of Fentanyl and toward lessening the stigma surrounding addiction.Forcameron.com more »

  electrikfrog wrote:

I have both volunteered at and recieved services from this organization. They are wonderful to work with and willing to help in so many ways. more »

  Geno wrote:

This agency demonstrates an attitude of contempt toward the line staff and patients that generate revenue. No compensation for staff regardless of increased responsibilities. The director of outpatient services has no academic degree, neither does the... more »

  reviewer01 wrote:

Excellent and highly effective organization that's changing a lot of lives for the better, as well as helping the community. more »

  sv10 wrote:

Through working with the staff at Victim's Services (a part of Behavioral Connections) I have learned how much they truely care for the people they help. more »

  shockme wrote:

It's a good places to get out of jail sooner. The case workers gives you they phone number and extension. Tells the family if you have any question to call. Show your support for the recovering family addict. But when they seems to be a problem in the... more »

  danbigg1 wrote:

The HRTC is a revolutionary practice in the field of mental health in that it builds on a person's strengths and respects their interests and intensities of focus and change. Most amazingly of all, the HRTC addresses the wide range of possible options... more »

  Writer wrote:

My life had come to a complete wreck and I had no family that would communicate with me, I was in jail again, after 10 years in and out of Juvenal Hall , numerous county jails around the county, and in and out of prison. I had been on Parole and Probation... more »

  joyclimbing wrote:

I am temporarily homeless, was hungry and thirsty and had missed any other free meal in downtown. I walked in to a bright and clean facility, was greeted in a friendly manner, and explained my situation. Within a short time, I had been fed with simple,... more »

  Mike L.7 wrote:

Uniquely friendly and warm atmosphere for those in recovery from alcohol and drug use whose higher power is Jesus Christ. No Bible-Thumpers just real good Christian men and women who share an addiction. more »

  ChefJW410 wrote:

Here are a few fun things that happened in 2022! Our team at Restoration Ranch, Texas was involved with serving alongside an amazing young adult group from Austin and College Station, TX. This group (Building Compassion) gave to us over 1000 hours of... more »

  mnanderson1978 wrote:

While I might be a bit biased since I work at New Leaf, I must say the services we provide to the community are among the best I've seen anywhere!! more »

  sharonk wrote:

"I have been a LifeNet client for 7 years now and they have never given up on me. I originally came to LifeNet for help with mental health and addiction issues. I was in LifeNet's supported housing program for over 4 years. I am now the proud owner... more »

  Elizabeth Q. wrote:

Having fought the good fight, I simply stand my ground and wait for God's providence.https://youtube.com/channel/UCb26QwveKffmm4vTz9WdaWQIn the United States, we once enjoyed freedom of speech to present formidable opposition to injustice... more »

  hvmercy300zx wrote:

I received training through Reverend Rick Davis and I must say he is passionate, professional and powerful. Through his and his organizations teaching I passed my certification test on the first try. more »

  bee2988 wrote:

This is a great place where people are given the chance to start over. For these men they are given the chance to obtain an education, work skills and also given a chance to find who the really want to become in their life. more »

  terrancewatkins wrote:

I had a long history of subtance abuse, incarceration, and instability. I went to Old Pueblo Community Services (OPCS) after my second incarceration in the Arizona Department of Corrections. I was immediately given food, clothing, and shelter. Once I... more »

  misha112358 wrote:

Had a severe infection and was misdiagnosed. My nurse insisted it was poison ivy and even noted I had said I had been exposed in my clinical notes, although I never said so. My concerns about having a severe weeping infection were mansplained away. I... more »

  Keith24 wrote:

If anyone living in the Minneapolis area whom is considered to be long term homeless, should definetely contact this nonprofit. Not only will they help you to get into an apartment, but will also give you a monthly stipend for living expenses. All this... more »

  Monyemah wrote:

Horizon House delivers integrated, community-based services to adults with mental health, developmental and intellectual disabilities and the homeless. The friends and supporters of Horizon House have helped us to facilitate our mission: providing thousands... more »

  Crystal C.1 wrote:

New Life Ministries in Montgomery and Frederick saved my life. I was using crack and heroin on a daily basis. I was dying. I met someone from New Life at my outpatient in Frederick and my life changed from that day forward. They counseled and sponsored... more »

  Lovealttl wrote:

They have a lot of counseling services to offer and it changed my life. The staff at the desk were very friendly and my counselor really understood me and helped me a lot. I couldn't have gotten through my struggles without them. They worked with my... more »

  LynnMT wrote:

I am a volunteer with the Mending Hearts organization in Nashville. The primary reason I have supported Mending Hearts for 3+ years is the impact they have on the lives of women and their families in Middle Tennessee. I was introduced to Mending Hearts... more »

  Chynna91 wrote:

I had been a strong alcoholic and avid drug user for as long as I can remember. In and out of psych wards, treatments, on and off the streets. I was a resident at Gateway 3 times total at 2 separate locations with successful discharges. I do not believe... more »

  Jonathan_Mortens19 wrote:

One of the most striking aspects of this group is their ability to look into issues past the surface-level; they dive deep into the root causes of addiction. The way that they orient their peer coaching and support groups is unique in the sense that they... more »

  Steven57 wrote:

Went to this Narconon 4 years ago, and completed program. A program for the slow-minded and slow-witted. Usually if your going to a rehab your mind is open to anything. They are good at what they do, but so is a time share sales person. You'd be better... more »

  ev335 wrote:

I reached out to the council in desperation after hearing from GamAnon that they had free services for loved ones. They told me that the recommendation was to forget my partner who is not in active recovery. This goes against the science, as there have... more »

  jakeman wrote:

NET puts people first. That is the tag line for the organization and the culture of the programs. NET is a fine organization providing behavioral health and social services to a diverse population. more »

  Florence1958 wrote:

I am concerned about the fact that form 990 has not been submitted since 2014. Is this still a non-profit organization? more »

  jessantanaitis wrote:

I've been involved with Dawn Farm as a volunteer for many years. The "Farm" does great work; they provide an array of services to help people with substance use disorders achieve long-term recovery, provide services to people who lack financial resources,... more »

  PeggyH wrote:

I will try to keep this as emotionless as possible and write my review utilizing bullet points:​* unaccredited, was required to attend accredited programs following 'graduation'​* do not accept insurance and require full prepayment. ... more »

  Lunabam5117 wrote:

I had the most traumatic, horrifying experience at this sad excuse for a rehabilitation center. The counselor showed no sympathy or empathy and was sending personal e-mails while deceitfully claiming that she was completing my "intake interview" on her... more »

  jpadgett75 wrote:

The Assistant Director who is over the houses is a liar and a thief. I had an unknown warrant and was incarcerated, and he stole everything that I owned that I had accumulated in my 4 months there, including my deceased Fathers bible and pictures of family,... more »

  Serj K. wrote:

Legacy is one of the most well known nonprofits in Dallas. The work they do to the lgbtq community is phenomenal and speaks for itself. more »

  abeck1668 wrote:

I think Path of Hope is a life-changing organization! Path of Hope works with all individuals suffering with the disease of drug and alcohol addiction. Path of Hope gives these individuals the tools necessary to survive on a day to day basis. more »

  MEME165353 wrote:

While volunteer opportunities with De Paul can be limited at times, their work is top notch. As a community volunteer and friend of parents with a teenager with addiction issues, I know that they were very satisfied with the treatment and care their... more »

  R0Xl wrote:

When I was ill prepared but regained custody of my teen children... It was a difficult transition for all of us. I figured it would be hard for me, I felt I deserved. But my kids struggling was horrendous. Light of Hope braced my children, and my daughter... more »

  ldyluk47 wrote:

First of all, Hazelden is a FOR PROFIT business. Secondly, it is nothing more than a front for the cult known as Alcoholics Anonymous. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mobileweb/laura-tompkins/alcoholics-anonymous_b_1383849.html more »

  dbiro wrote:

Jefferson Alcoholic Foundation is dedicated to assisting in the recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction by providing meeting space for 12 Step Groups as well as an atmosphere recovering alcoholics/addicts can meet and fellowship. more »

  Dogforest42 wrote:

A very important program working to regain its effectiveness. Full service substance abuse treatment for men, women and women with young children. Please consider sponsoring or offering support to a program that helps some of our most needy. more »

  Dawn H.8 wrote:

My name is Dawn Hedin and I am currently the Victory Family Children's Church Director. I was not always who I am now. In fact, I was a drug and alcohol addict for many years. I lost my family and everything I owned including my self worth. At the age... more »

  Brittney L. wrote:

Each person in this nonprofit is taking the time to do the work on the side with the hoping of making a difference in people that are struggling with addiction. Addiction is becoming an epidemic and I'm glad to see these wonderful people working together... more »

  Writer wrote:

A member of my family is here and has informed me of how poor the treatment is here. All patients are required to sign up for an EBT Card and half of the money is taken from the card each month. Being this is a private business they should not be using... more »

  DiedLaughing009 wrote:

I would like to experience the Woman in Need help: I am in need : I wrote to Campaign for the Poor: I went to my Church, Philoptochos, ( they did help somewhat >>>and in abundance for a temporary time!) I went to Got Fund Me: and a private person... more »

  Tzvi wrote:

This place saved my life after years of addiction and aimless life I found direction and purpose in life The structure and hard work paid off!While not easy Delancey street New Mexico is the only place that steered me straight please donate more »

  Mountainnana wrote:

Residence XII saved my life. I have not had a drink in over 11 years and feel blessed beyond measure. Not only did they teach me how to live without alcohol, they taught me how to live life on life's terms. They did it with compassion , sensitivity to... more »

  babeeelizabeth wrote:

HOH helped me get clean & I’ve been clean for 14 months now. I would’ve never been able to do it without them. Their structure works & they have so many amazing people on their team!! more »

  anordstrom01 wrote:

Before I entered Teen Challenge of the Midlands I was lost and confused, desperate for a life change. I was only 20 years old and already addicted to prescription medication and methamphetamine. Teen Challenge took me just as I was and invested into my... more »

  rljbc wrote:

While this place claims to be a Faith-based halfway house, they let people in that say they don't believe in God and don't go to the groups that are suposed to help them unless they are told to. The staff are okay people, but the main guy there actually... more »

  Sahnia01 wrote:

Hello how you doing my name is Shenique Hudson and it been a year where I had 2 jobs then got really sick can't pay rent or car note I'm in the hospital alot I hope i can get help I'm a mother of two in a grandmother of one so I try to stay positive but... more »

  deaconpurnell wrote:

ITA, Inc. is celebrating its 25 year of providing services to the disenfranchised or people with special needs. Our mission is to reduce relapse and recidivism among chronic users of the behavioral health, criminal justice and shelter systems. Our core... more »

  Karla M.1 wrote:

CCC is wonderful because they pay for alot of services for thier clients residents.an example is they pay for special TV stations for clients. Internet & phones. more »

  Writer wrote:

I love Comprehensive. As a disabled adult with bipolar disorder, they're where I can see a doctor-- the only place that had appointments. They treat you with respect. more »

  kcsnowhite7 wrote:

Pres of CCR is a FELON using org 4 per$onal benefi more »

  Jacqueline wrote:

My name is Jacqueline Hare (Formally known as Jacqueline Hutton) and both my husband at the time and I were residents at Joshua's Dream Foundation. We encountered two times the heart ache of drug addiction, because we were both at rock bottom. We were... more »

  whatdidyousay wrote:

This non profit is solely used to generate money for the CEO Delilah Bell Fowler. Retreats are given twice a year and no money is ever used to help any charities etc. Two stage plays have been given God Blocked it and The Gift and all proceeds which were... more »

  Pam_91 wrote:

I grow up here and has been an employee for years now. It a great place. feel free to look on the website or stop by to see what being done for the community. more »

  cord wrote:

This organization offers a broad array of services tailored to a client's unique needs with a high quality of care. Would definately recommend. more »

  addictiondoc wrote:

Matrix has offered help to those with addictive disorders by providing a nonjudgmental approach, using the latest technology in the field. They have provided assistance to patients of low-income in a respectful, dignified manner. I highly recommend... more »