Faith-Integrated Recovery

Provides a 9 to 12 month residential program for women recovering from addiction, housing up to 9 women at a time through an application process. The program includes life skills training, GED preparation, counseling, case management, and connections to health and social services to support employment and independence.

Offers direct support services to homeless individuals, including housing, counseling, and connections to health and social services, as part of a broader residential and recovery-focused model.

Provides a residential recovery program grounded in Jewish tradition and values for individuals overcoming addiction. The center offers a structured living environment as part of the rehabilitation process.

Provides educational support for an advanced full-time learning program in Jerusalem serving over one hundred young men. The organization spent $1,896,500 on program expenses to sustain this initiative.

Provides support to Dominican Republic Teen Challenge to deliver services for individuals recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. The nature and scale of direct operations are not specified in the evidence.

Conducts daily devotions, communal prayer, grace before meals, one-on-one discipleship, in-house Bible study, and classes on Christian living as part of the residential recovery program.

Utilizes volunteers for a range of support activities including administrative tasks, data entry, donor stewardship, donation drives, fundraising, event planning, tutoring, mentoring, teaching, transportation for residents, relief for the Residence Director, IT troubleshooting (onsite and remote), website and social media management, and minor house repairs.

Provides safe, structured residential living for up to six women in early recovery from addiction, supporting reintegration into society through a faith-based program. The average stay is 64 days, and individualized discharge and community re-entry plans are developed for each resident upon admission.

Makes the resident handbook available in PDF format and offers alternative formats upon request to meet accessibility needs.

Provides residential care for men diagnosed with chronic mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, autism, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, developmental disorders, and severe post-traumatic stress disorder following military service, within an Orthodox religious environment.

Organizes holiday celebrations such as Christmas parties with gift distribution and clothing provision to support community and well-being among residents.

Delivers a comprehensive recovery program based on the Franciscan spiritual tradition, incorporating individual counseling, group therapy, medication-assisted therapies, peer support, and vocational services.

Provides financial assistance through scholarships to cover the cost of treatment for men who cannot afford it, ensuring access to recovery services regardless of ability to pay.

Provides access to daily Mass, 12-Step meetings, spiritual direction, and educational lectures on substance use as integral components of the recovery experience.

Provides a 24/7 integrated treatment program in a New York State OASAS-licensed 820-bed residential facility, offering long-term stays from six months to over a year with support for room, board, and daily living needs through DSS and HRA assistance.

Runs a Coffee House program that provides a space for musical performances, meditative programming, and creative expression as part of the recovery experience for residents.

Runs a Thrift Shop where residents can gain work experience as part of their recovery program, with multiple sources confirming its operation.

Provides temporary residential housing and dormitory-style accommodations with lockers, clothing, and laundry services for men awaiting Medicaid insurance activation prior to entering the residential treatment program.