Offers peer mentoring services to adults in drug and alcohol recovery. Peer mentors are certified recovery mentors who have over two years of sobriety and are integrated into the recovery community. Mentors provide assistance in helping clients to find housing; employment; applying for benefits such as TANF, OHP, etc.; guidance about legal aid programs; and transportation to recovery-oriented meetings and events. Mentors may have co-occurring disorders and an understanding of dual diagnosis, but are not trained to assist clients with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI).

The 4D Recovery Community Center offers 12-step meetings every night, as well as recovery-related activities and events, including dances, barbecues, poetry nights, and movie nights.

Twelve to twenty-four month addiction recovery program that provides discipleship, accountability, and a Bible-based curriculum designed to help participants live sober.

Twelve to twenty-four month addiction recovery program that provides discipleship, accountability, and a Bible-based curriculum designed to help participants live sober.

Provides a community meal twice a week followed by a church service or Celebrate Recovery, 12-step meeting, in which attendance is not required to obtain a meal.

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.

Provides a safe and sober environment for addiction help and recovery. Offers peer support, one-on-one recovery support, marital recovery support, and grief and loss support. Support groups are available for co-dependency, stress management, parenting, steps groups, and a group for children and youth affected by addiction. Assists in constructing a plan for recovery, daily management, and relapse prevention. Also provides a list of community resources and referrals.

Provides recovery circles for individuals with alcohol and substances use disorders. Services include peer support mentoring, various classes including relapse prevention, meals and espresso-style coffee when attending the recovery circles, and family member support.

Offers peer support for mental health, addiction, trauma and stress. Provides one-on-one support, support groups, and phones that are available seven days a week for texting or calling. There are eighteen different groups per week.

Offers peer support for mental health, addiction, trauma and stress. Provides one-on-one support, support groups, and phones that are available seven days a week for texting or calling. There are eighteen different groups per week.

Offers peer support for mental health, addiction, trauma and stress. Provides one-on-one support, support groups, and phones that are available seven days a week for texting or calling. There are eighteen different groups per week.

A Christ-centered 12 Step ministry that offers small group support for drug and alcohol addictions, sexual integrity, mental health concerns, codependency, anger, anxiety, depression, and various types of abuse.

Provides support groups and peer counseling to help individuals gain independence from addiction and addictive behaviors, including substance use disorder, gambling addiction, and sexual addiction. Offers a "no higher power" approach. The program has four aspects: building motivation, coping with urges, problem solving, and developing a balanced lifestyle.

Provides peer support and a meeting space for all 12-step recovery groups. Offers free, opioid overdose supplies located outside the building in a weather proof box, available to the public.

Program consists of groups, drug education classes, couples and individual counseling, peer support, acupuncture, yoga, tai chi, parenting groups, women's groups, opiate primary group, medical reviews, drugs screening, and after care.