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We believe all people struggling with addiction (especially the homeless, uninsured and underserved) deserve services on demand. That’s why we offer both a men’s campus and a women’s campus tailored to serve their unique needs.
The Beginning I started drinking at 18, which is kind of a “late bloomer” for a drinker. I had been smoking pot and dropping acid before that, but when I started drinking I drank heavily.…
When I was growing up, I guess you would say that I was kind of a square, so I always followed my brothers and their friends so I could try and fit in with them.…
Growing up When I was young, I grew up with a family that was very loving. We moved around a lot because of my mom’s job, which meant that I would start getting along with…
Where it began When I was 16 years old, I got drunk for the very first time. I thought it was normal because I was drinking with my friends on the weekend, and that’s what…
BEDS OF
SHELTER
PROVIDED
(Since 2001)
MEALS SERVED
IN 2019
ALUMNI TAX
WITHHOLDINGS
(Since 2007)
OF ALUMNI REMAIN
SUBSTANCE FREE
AFTER 1 YEAR
RECOVERY
PROGRAM
ALUMNI
(Since 2001)
At Healing Transitions, we’re all about freedom, dignity, and hope. We do this through a long-term recovery program, a non-medical detox and an overnight emergency shelter. We make it our mission to not define people by their problems; rather we see the actual person behind those problems. We’re here for all people, under the influence or not, and regardless of readiness for change. Because everyone needs a glimpse of hope to believe life can get better. And even one encounter with the 325+ people we serve every night might just save their lives. So, whatever brings them here, and however long they’re willing to stay, our doors are always open.
