Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community provides recovery oriented transitional housing to people experiencing homelessness on a sprawling campus in Bent County, Colorado.

The Multnomah County Board voted 3–2 to let Volunteers of America sell three former county‑transferred homes at market rate, lifting a 60% median‑income covenant so VOA can put proceeds toward a planned recovery and residential‑treatment campus with about 100 beds.

Andrea Moss, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, SaskToday.ca Yorkton still needs addiction recovery services and remains open to future proposals, Mayor Aaron Kienle says, despite the withdrawal of a proposed service for 395 Riverview Rd. after months of public debate. Speaking at Monday’s council meeting, Kienle said recovery services remain a significant need in the city

The Seattle Public Safety Committee on July 14 reviewed Council Bill 121248, which would amend the city's drug ordinance to prefer in-field (pre-booking) 'warm handoffs' to LEAD recovery-service providers; central staff warned of capacity and budget implications and scheduled a follow-up hearing for July 28 open to amendments.

CFS director requests ongoing funding for recovery support for women battling opioid addiction.

Alicia Patterson announces peer support roles at Joseph House, while Serenity Recovery Network expands housing.

Council endorses Bright Future Recovery project including new facilities for 22 residents

The House Human Services committee reviewed draft H.66 D on Feb. 11, accepted several Department of Health reversion recommendations to prior appropriations, and agreed to adopt VDH funding levels for key recovery residence and corrections peer‑recovery line items while requesting additional detail on outstanding discrepancies.

On Jan. 8 providers told the House Human Services committee that cuts to flexible homelessness prevention funds and delays in grant execution are straining shelters, recovery centers and legal aid; witnesses asked lawmakers to add roughly $2.4 million in one-time budget adjustment funds across several programs.

Stepping Stones requests $250,000 to enhance services for women in recovery at its facility.

Commission grants conditional use permit for 10 residents at Endeavor Sober Living.

This page contains information about our service providing agencies in the ADAMH Network of Care and facilities providing inpatient psychiatric care.

Safe Haven aims to increase residents to 16 amidst rising addiction needs in York.

John Askew highlights potential neighborhood impact of multiple recovery houses on West Market Street