Alaska Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Set Free Alaska's Valley Oaks Women's Residential Treatment program operates a Level 3.5 inpatient facility serving adult women ages 18 and older, including pregnant women and mothers with children under age 10. The program provides individualized residential care lasting five to eight months depending on each woman's motivation and progress. Located in the Mat-Su Valley, the facility houses up to 16 residents in a home-like environment designed to create an intimate, personalized therapeutic setting where women can focus on recovery while maintaining their parental role when applicable.

Cook Inlet Tribal Council - Ernie Turner Center is a culturally responsive residential addiction recovery program located on secluded land near Eklutna Lake in Chugiak, Alaska. The center serves Alaska Native and American Indian adults whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted daily functioning, relationships or stability by providing structured residential treatment within a drug- and alcohol-free environment modeled after traditional Alaska Native village life.

Adult & Teen Challenge PacWest - Houston AK Women's Campus is a faith-based, long-term residential addiction recovery program for adult women in Houston, Alaska, located approximately one hour north of Anchorage on 10 acres of property. The program supports women whose alcohol or drug use has disrupted daily functioning, relationships or stability, and uniquely allows mothers to keep their children with them during residential recovery rather than separating families during the treatment process.

Fairbanks Native Association - Ralph Perdue Center is a 45-day residential addiction recovery program in Fairbanks, Alaska that serves both Alaska Native and non-Native adult men and women whose alcohol or drug use has disrupted daily functioning, relationships or stability. The program provides structured residential care, averaging 45 days, within a safe, secure environment that combines clinical treatment with culturally responsive support tailored to individual needs.

Fairbanks Native Association - Women and Children Center for Inner Healing is a medium-intensity, long-term residential addiction recovery program in Fairbanks, Alaska designed specifically for pregnant and postpartum mothers whose substance use has affected daily functioning, family stability and parenting responsibilities. The program allows mothers to keep their children, up to age seven, with them during residential treatment.

The Salvation Army's Clitheroe Center operates separate residential treatment programs for men and women dealing with substance abuse and co-occurring serious mental illness. Located in Anchorage, the center provides both inpatient and outpatient services designed to address addiction through a combination of rehabilitation groups, individual and family counseling, and structured daily programming. As part of The Salvation Army, the program integrates faith-based principles with clinical treatment, offering recovery support through both clinical treatment and spiritual care.

Anchorage Gospel Rescue Mission – LifeSkills Program is a faith-based, long-term residential recovery program for adult men in Anchorage, Alaska. The program serves men whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted their daily functioning, relationships, and stability, offering recovery within a structured, Christ-centered residential environment that integrates faith, life skills development, and community living.

Set Free Alaska's Compass Men's Residential Treatment facility operates a Level 3.5 inpatient program overlooking Kachemak Bay near Homer, Alaska. The program serves adult men ages 18 and older dealing with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, with capacity for men to bring children under age 10 when bed space allows. Treatment duration is individualized based on each resident's needs, typically ranging from five to eight months. The facility houses up to 16 residents in a private home setting designed to create an intimate, personalized therapeutic environment.

Central Peninsula Hospital - Serenity House Treatment Center is a 12-bed intensive residential addiction treatment center located on a private 40-acre wooded property between Kenai and Soldotna, Alaska. The program helps adults whose alcohol or drug use has disrupted daily functioning, relationships and wellbeing by providing structured residential care, typically lasting 6 to 8 weeks, followed by a continuum of step-down supports that extends therapeutic contact for a full year.

Adult & Teen Challenge PacWest - Alaska Men's Campus is a faith-based, long-term residential addiction recovery program for adult men in Wasilla, Alaska, located about 43 miles northeast of Anchorage. The program helps men whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted daily functioning, relationships or stability by placing recovery work within a structured, Christ-centered residential environment rather than short outpatient care alone.

King's Dream Center operates a faith-based residential discipleship and life skills program for men ages 18 to 59 dealing with addiction and other life struggles. The program runs for nine months, with an optional three-month extension focused on life skills training, creating a total potential timeline of up to one year. Located in Alaska, the center provides a structured community environment where participants work on long-term freedom from addiction through faith-based curricula, counseling, group studies, and work therapy.