At Phoenix House, a leading nonprofit provider of substance abuse services since 1967, our programs meet the needs of each individual client, and we are known for a willingness to seek new knowledge and embrace new research-tested treatment methods and practices. Our more than 120 programs in eleven states lead individuals and families affected by addiction from disrupted to productive lives.

At Phoenix House, a leading nonprofit provider of substance abuse services since 1967, our programs meet the needs of each individual client, and we are known for a willingness to seek new knowledge and embrace new research-tested treatment methods and practices. Our more than 120 programs in eleven states lead individuals and families affected by addiction from disrupted to productive lives.

Renaissance Campus is a 62-bed residential treatment campus offering a continuum of care for chemically dependent adolescents. The Campus primarily serves the 8 counties of Western New York.

We believe that alcohol and drug dependency are treatable illnesses that affect individuals, their families, employers and society. Our treatment philosophy is to provide a full continuum of treatment services so that people can recover with dignity.

The Samaritan Village treatment philosophy is based on the therapeutic community model, which is founded on the principles of social learning theory. This model places emphasis on personal responsibility, accountability, and recovery.

Services for adults living with chemical addiction include helping clients find a meaningful, appropriate social role in the community – as a responsible tenant, employee or neighbor - and ensures clients are compliant with their medical and other therapeutic regimens.

The TC is a self help program whose primary goals are the cessation of substance abuse behaviors and fostering personal growth. Community activities lead members to learn about themselves in the areas of emotional, intellectual and spiritual condition, behavior management, and survival skills, which may include vocational and/or educational assessments.

The Educational Alliance provides outpatient and residential drug treatment, as well as a drug prevention program.  All programs are comprehensive, confidential and customized to a client's needs.

At any one time, as many as 70 men and women 55 years of age and older take part in Odyssey House's ElderCare residential treatment program. They engage in group sessions, seminars, and other therapeutic activities, and are encouraged to involve family members in the treatment process.

Men and women in recovery form a highly structured, peer-driven community to help individuals with substance use disorders re-establish the emotional strength and acquire the skills to lead drug-free lives.