Affordable/ Free Rehab Sober Living Homes
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Denver, Colorado
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Extremely affordable residential drug and alcohol treatment for men and women. Three phase long term program of transitional recovery.
Eva's Village, Inc.
VerifiedPaterson, New Jersey
163 beds
Through more than three decades of service, Eva's has established a unique record of facing community challenges and helping the hungry, homeless and addicted.
Commerce City, Colorado
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A long term free therapeutic community for adult men and women.
Colorado Springs, Colorado
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A sober living home for men and women. Very affordable.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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Long term addiction and dual diagnosis residential treatment for men and women in Broward County. No one will be denied services for financial reasons. Long term residency.
New York, New York
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A certified long term halfway house for adults in recovery from addiction. No one will be denied services for an inability to pay. Long term structured living.
Troy, New York
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Paterson, New Jersey
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A Catholic Charities of Peterson New Jersey drug and alcohol rehab for men, women, correctional clients, teens and pregnant women. Very affordable fees are based on family income and ability to pay.
Leonardtown, Maryland
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A certified co-ed long term sober living house. Funded by the state, all residents will work and pay only what they can afford. All admitted will have completed a 28 day primary drug treatment program. In Leonardtown.
Chicago, Illinois
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Haymarket Center in Chicago is an outpatient rehab and intensive outpatient program (IOP) for men and women. This provider does treat opioid addiction.
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