Resources

Lahey- Transition –Men Only

Tewksbury

978-851-8776

Men’s Recovery Homes

SOCIAL MODEL

Women’s Recovery Homes

THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY SERVICES

RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS

FAMILY RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

Specialized Residential Services for Families (also known as Family Substance Abuse Shelters) provide a safe and supportive treatment environment for homeless families when the caretaking parent(s) has a chronic substance abuse problem. Programs provide shelter, coordination and case management of substance abuse treatment and other services for homeless families in order to support and sustain sobriety.  

Boston Public Health Commission, AHOPE

774 Albany Street, 617-534-3967

Mobile Unit—call for locations and schedule

800-383-2437

AIDS Action Committee

359 Green Street,

617-599-0246

Greater Lawrence Family Health Center

100 Water Street,

978-685-7663 X 8504

 Lynn

Health Innovations, Inc

Healthy Streets Outreach Program

781-592-0243

Lowell Community Health Center

585-579 Merrimack Street,

978-746-7731

Lowell House, Inc.,

555 Merrimack Street,

978-459-8656 Ext. 23

Manet Community Health Center

1193 Sea St,

857-403-0803

AIDS Project Worcester

85 Green Street,

508-755-3773 X 29

SPHERE

Training and naloxone for staff of Bureau of Substance Abuse Services funded treatment programs statewide (800) 530-2770 x261

Opioid Treatment provides medically monitored treatment services for clients who are addicted to opiate drugs such as heroin or pain medications. Services combine medical and pharmacological interventions (such as methadone, buprenorphine, naltrexone) with professional outpatient counseling, education, and vocational services. Services are offered on both a short- and long-term basis. For current up to date listings of providers either call the patient services number on the back of your insurance card or call DPH Hotline 800-327-5050. To locate Suboxone prescribers you can call Boston Medical Center’s Statewide Referral line at 617-414-6926. There are more providers than listed below.

Spectrum Outpatient Services

Worcester

508-854-3320

Danvers

Gloucester

NFI **Vivitrol only

800-323-2224

978-283-0296

978-373-1181

Youth services promote wellbeing by building on strengths and by preventing substance abuse, HIV infection, and related risk-taking behaviors. Services target youth age twelve to nineteen that are at increased risk for alcohol and/or other drug related abuse. Some services may be provided in schools, courts, community agencies, and housing projects and/or on the street, and may offer education/skill building, alternatives to substance use, youth development, problem identification, and referrals. Service types include: Outpatient Counseling, Youth Residential and Criminal Justice Collaboratives.

Youth Intervention Programs

Detox / Acute Treatment for Youth (13 -18 yo)

Massachusetts Recovery High Schools

Peer-based support where individuals and/or families with similar experience are involved in

mutually supporting one another’s recovery from addiction.

These 10 recovery support centers are based principally on volunteer work from peers who

 support one another and who are involved in a participatory process to help build community and help design, plan, facilitate and evaluate activities offered at the centers

Hyannis Recovery Support

A New Way

Hope for Holyoke

209 Main Street, Hyannis, MA

85 Quincy Street, Quincy, MA

100 Suffolk Street, Holyoke, MA

508-827-6150

617-302-3287

413-561-1020

Holy Family Hospital

70 East Street, Methuen, MA

978-687-0151

PMA Express Care

Merrimack Medical & Walk In

One Park Way, Haverhill, MA          800-221-3762   www.pmaonline.com

25 Marston Street, Lawrence, MA    978-688-3100   www.mmwic.com