Assertive Community Treatment

Provides non-time limited intensive case management for clients who have substance use disorders and co-occurring mental illness. This treatment model connects participants with community services and help is available 24/7. Attendance at agency groups is not required, with services delivered where clients live, work, volunteer and socialize.

Respite

Respite support is offered in private and semi-private rooms. Guests usually stay three to seven days in the respite setting. Respite space is provided for family members when space is available.

Supportive Housing Units

During the past decade Supportive Housing has become a popular service that many clients take advantage of due to the options it offers.  Using a treatment approach where community support is the vehicle that is used to strengthen recovery skills, individuals elect to lengthen the amount of time in treatment.  Supportive Housing means direct contact with others by sharing households with others who are practicing some of the same basic recovery enhancements skills.  These gender-specific condominiums and townhouses are fully furnished and conveniently located near shopping, recreation, and cultural opportunities.

Supportive Housing units also provide a safe and drug-free home for those who lack permanent housing and need a supportive environment to sustain recovery and independence. Options of single rooms or one bedroom apartments are available if residents accept the house expectations and can pay their own food and transportation costs. Supportive Housing services have a significant impact on longterm housing stability.

Clients are twice as likely to be stably housed six months after leaving treatment as they were when they entered treatment.

Safe at Home for Veterans

Phoenix Programs’ VA-funded Vets At Home program helps 18 veterans find permanent housing each year. In partnership with the local VA hospital, Phoenix Programs provides veterans with psychological, medical, and substance abuse treatment. The program also helps veterans increase their job skills ‐ emphasizing responsibility and accountability ‐ so that they can live as independently as possible and transition out of homelessness.  

Gender Specific Groups

 Women often decide that small group therapy sessions with other women is the most beneficial setting for them to move forward with their recovery growth. The detox facility also accommodates women to provide an extra option for those residents who need some type of extended assistance to establish a chemical free foundation.