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Medically monitored residential treatment provides 24-hour medical care to help people stabilize, manage withdrawal symptoms, and address other health conditions. Clinically managed high-intensity residential treatment offers structured housing with counseling, behavior-based treatment, and recovery support.

Extended Residential Care Program, as well as women's and men's Extended Residential Care Program for individuals recovering from substance use disorders.

Residential inpatient treatment for chemically dependent adults. Post-detox support through Alcoholics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous. Services also include nutritional consultation, lectures and psychological evaluations.

Specialized residential inpatient substance abuse treatment services for adult females and males, and adolescent males

Offers a faith-based sober-living home for adult men. Provides wrap-around services to help maintain sobriety and reach self-sufficiency. Participants can stay for as long as needed if working the program.

Serves as residential halfway house for adults recovering from substance use disorders. Residents receive comprehensive recovery plan which includes:

• Individual and group therapy
• Employment and vocational counseling
• Workshops and seminars in human development
• Family involvement series
• Recreational and social activities
• Aftercare counseling and alumni activities

Serves as a sober living home that connects individuals who are experiencing alcohol addiction. **ST. LOUIS LOCATION WILL BE GIVEN TO INDIVIDUAL AFTER PHONE ASSESMENT**

The peer-ran, recovery-oriented housing fills a service gap for individuals seeking a safe, alcohol-and-drug-free independent living environment. The program provides peer-led recovery support groups, weekly recovery education or relapse prevention groups, and case management services to assist Residents in need of supportive services. The Recovery Home has a capacity of up to 40 residents. The length of stay for the residents is based on an individual's need and circumstances with the typical length of stay being 90 days or up to 6 months. Currently, the residence is male only.

Lawndale Christian Community Church - Hope House Recovery Home offers residential facilities where individuals dealing with substance abuse issues may receive support in a structured, substance-free environment and recover from their issues through a 12-step support program.

Residential Programs provide counseling, job readiness and placement services, case management, and sober living options. The men's residential treatment program offers a supportive and well-structured recovery environment that honors each participant's unique culture while laying a strong foundation for long-term recovery. Additionally, the Transitional Housing Program (THP) assists homeless adult males in achieving long-term recovery and overall well-being.

LifeHouse Group is a substance use disorder recovery house for adult men. They work to ensure that their residents establish the internal and external resources they need to return safely to their communities. Residents may have access to services such as:Transitional housingJob training & job placementEducation & life skillsIndividualized case managementPhysical & mental wellness

Henry's Sober Living House provides sober living facilities for individuals transitioning back into society. Residents have access to AA and NA support groups, case management, mentoring, counseling, as well as job training and placement assistance.

Eva Marie Recovery Hope provides a community-based, peer-group-oriented residential facility that offers shelter and recovery services in a supportive, non-drinking, drug-free environment for people who have completed a substance use rehabilitation program and need continued support in a residential setting to sustain recovery.

Restoration Ministries offers two free faith-based residential substance use recovery programs: Harvey House and Tabitha House for Women.

Saint Monica Homes is located in the West Town neighborhood of Chicago. It is a residence for up to 18 women between 18 and 35 and their children up to 10. Saint Josephine Bakhita Homes, located in the Austin neighborhood of Chicago, can follow Saint Monica Homes, where mothers and their children experience a less restrictive home setting. The goal at Saint Josephine Bakhita Homes is to allow mothers to focus on gaining independence and putting into practice the life skills they have learned.

Guildhaus offers ongoing support as adults with a history of substance use move to a more independent living environment. At the recovery home, group therapy is held weekly to explore recovery needs, relationship issues, life management skills, and other situations that may arise in early recovery.

Henry's Sober Living House provides sober living facilities for individuals transitioning back into society. Residents have access to AA and NA support groups, case management, mentoring, counseling, as well as job training and placement assistance.

Henry's Sober Living House provides sober living facilities for individuals transitioning back into society. Residents have access to AA and NA support groups, case management, mentoring, counseling, as well as job training and placement assistance.

Saint Monica Homes is located in the West Town neighborhood of Chicago. It is a residence for up to 18 women between 18 and 35 and their children up to 10. Saint Josephine Bakhita Homes, located in the Austin neighborhood of Chicago, can follow Saint Monica Homes, where mothers and their children experience a less restrictive home setting. The goal at Saint Josephine Bakhita Homes is to allow mothers to focus on gaining independence and putting into practice the life skills they have learned.

Residential Programs provide counseling, job readiness and placement services, case management, and sober living options. The men's residential treatment program offers a supportive and well-structured recovery environment that honors each participant's unique culture while laying a strong foundation for long-term recovery. Additionally, the Transitional Housing Program (THP) assists homeless adult males in achieving long-term recovery and overall well-being.

Henry's Sober Living House provides sober living facilities for individuals transitioning back into society. Residents have access to AA and NA support groups, case management, mentoring, counseling, as well as job training and placement assistance.

Habilitative Systems, Inc. provides a 16-bed recovery home for chemically dependent women who are in the recovery process. Women in this residential program receive individual and group counselling and intensive case management services to develop and implement strategies to meet the objectives of independent and drug-free living.

N' the Spirit Transformational Living provides a Recovery Home for Women who are struggling with alcohol/substance abuse disorders, mental health, or low self-esteem, or are victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse. Their holistic approach includes 12 step programs and other means of recovery that may include medication assistance treatment (MAT). They also provide spirituality, recovery support services, low-impact aerobics, and sober fun activities that help women build a strong, stable foundation in recovery.

Sober Living Homes offer the chance to build a strong foundation for a fresh start. Located in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood, LSSI's Sober Living Homes are close to public transportation, shopping, and outdoor recreational activities. On-site house managers offer mentorship. Peers provide a safe and supportive environment for residents' recovery. Residents are free to attend school or to work while they reside in a sober living home. In addition, residents are encouraged to maintain participation with the support group of their choice.

Sober Living Homes offer the chance to build a strong foundation for a fresh start. Located in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood, LSSI's Sober Living Homes are close to public transportation, shopping, and outdoor recreational activities. On-site house managers offer mentorship. Peers provide a safe and supportive environment for residents' recovery. Residents are free to attend school or to work while they reside in a sober living home. In addition, residents are encouraged to maintain participation with the support group of their choice.