Program helps women with substance use disorders begin their journey in recovery and end the cycle of addiction. Though our program has an African American cultural focus, we provide culturally responsive services to women and children of all cultural backgrounds.

Project Network provides trauma-informed mental health treatment to women, children, and families. Services aim to stabilize and reduce mental health symptoms, reunite mothers with their children and build healthy family attachment. Families are empowered, educated and supported as they begin breaking negative patterns by learning positive parenting tools to build healthy communication, structure, and secure attachment with their children.

Mothers learn to balance their recovery and mental health needs with the demands and responsibilities of parenthood. Our treatment center imitates the real world. Women buy groceries and prepare their own meals, moms take their children to school and participate in school activities. Children are cared for in Project Network’s daycare while their mothers participate in treatment groups and individual therapy.