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Salvation Army ARC - Binghamton

Binghamton,New York

2.7
66 Reviews

Comfort 2 · Clinical 1 · Services 1 · Rep 1

$$$$Treatment CenterAffordable/ Free Rehab

Location Overview

Gender
Male & Female
Age Range
18–99 yrs

Treatment details

Patient population

MaleFemale

All 2 — Patient population

MaleFemale

More about Salvation Army ARC - Binghamton

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center ministries in the United States provide an in-residence rehabilitation program with a focus on basic necessities. Each beneficiary (program participant) is provided with a clean and healthy living environment, good food, work therapy, leisure time activities, group and individual counseling, spiritual direction, and resources to assist each person to develop life skills and a personal relationship with God as provided by Jesus Christ.

Anyone is welcome, as long as they are willing to participate in a Christian program of recovery and willing to work within the organization as they undergo treatment, as a way of funding their stay. Salvation Army ARC rehabs generally run for 6 months or longer, you can get in for free and all of your food, shelter and clothing will be provided free of charge during this period. The Salvation Army, provides sober sanctuary for those with nowhere else to go and changing lives for the better across the nation.

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1.3
1.3

66 Reviews

Comfort2.0
Clinical Care1.0
Services1.0
Reputation1.0
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Mr MeowingtonsApr 2023
1.3

It is a free program. Food is adequate, if not good. It is a work therapy program. You are required to work 40 hours/week. At the Current Minimum Wage of $14.40. That is $576.00/week. $2304.00/month. So, it is NOT a free program. Counseling is Christian, and is more dangerous than beneficial.

Comfort: 2/5Clinical: 1/5Services: 1/5Reputation: 1/5

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Joyce Utt
Joyce Utt2 years ago
2.0

My husband died three years ago in May. My in laws came to help me clean out his apartment. My brother in law said that someone put his red leather rocker/recliner in their truck. He got the to take a…

christine clift (Chrisellen)
christine clift (Chrisellen)5 years ago
2.0

They offer plenty of clothing. Issue is that the clothes are donated yet they charge $5 for a decent pair of pants. With Mecari, FB Market place as well as SALES on The Children's Place online shoppin…

J C
J C7 years ago
4.0

A good place to have in the community. Staff is always nice and friendly. There's plenty of food usually. And the don't make you go thru the hassle of having to have ID and a peice of mail that is dat…

Beverly Blanchard_pedley
Beverly Blanchard_pedley4 years ago
1.0

Not only are the majority of your nice donations being shredded and tossed out the back of the building on Alice St. but the items in the store ...clothes...are out dated, smell like moth balls, and…

May Ogden
May Ogden6 years ago
2.0

My experience where the salvation army is that they bring too many people in when they have you go to the small room instead of having numbers 1 through 50 they should put their numbers and sets of 5 …

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Location

3-5 Griswold Street, Binghamton, New York, 13904

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