Delaware Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Mission Teens, Inc. – Norma is a free, non-denominational Christian discipleship and residential recovery program in Norma, New Jersey that helps adults struggling with addiction and life-controlling problems through structured daily routines, spiritual growth, and community living. The center is part of the Mission Teens network, which has operated faith-based recovery ministries since 1969 and places recovery work within immersive residential life rather than isolated clinical sessions. 

Real House, Inc. is a nonprofit recovery organization that operates a range of substance use treatment, housing and support services in New Jersey, including its Long-Term Residential Treatment (LTR) program in Newfield, New Jersey. This residential component provides an immersive recovery option for adults whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted daily functioning and who need a structured, supportive live-in environment to begin rebuilding stability and coping skills.

Samaritan House is a state-certified residential substance abuse treatment facility for adult men in Annapolis, Maryland. Operating for over fifty years, the program sits on a 16-acre wooded campus off Forest Drive and provides a continuum of care that includes residential treatment, transitional housing, and outpatient services for alumni. Samaritan House maintains 32 residential care beds and 18 transitional beds, serving as one of the few certified residential care facilities for men in Anne Arundel County.

Mann House is a private nonprofit recovery residence for adult men with chronic relapse patterns in Bel Air, Maryland. Founded in 1971 by a group of concerned citizens to provide the structure of a home to male alcoholics, the organization has operated for over fifty years and recently obtained certification as a licensed recovery residence. Mann House is located in downtown Bel Air, within walking distance of churches, employment, 12-step meetings, and other community resources.

Adult & Teen Challenge of Baltimore is a faith-based, nonprofit residential recovery program for teens and adults in Baltimore, Maryland. The organization operates a men's center and the MIRA Women's Home, offering a 12-month residential program for individuals struggling with life-controlling substance abuse and addiction. Adult & Teen Challenge of Baltimore is part of the broader Teen Challenge network, which was founded in 1958 and now operates over 1,100 centers across 109 countries.

Hope Haven Holistic Treatment Services (HHHTS) provides long-term recovery support through its Level 3.1 residential program and intensive outpatient services. Their holistic, person-centered model includes supportive housing placements to help clients stabilize their lives during and after treatment.

Damascus House is a long-term residential treatment facility. After reviewing the website, we found that it provides support services for men in the early stages of recovery from addiction. There are three levels of care—traditional outpatient treatment for 26 weeks, intensive outpatient care for 12 weeks, and low-intensity residential services for 3 to 6 months.

Helping Up Mission's Women's Center Spiritual Recovery Program is a twelve-month residential addiction recovery program for women in Baltimore, Maryland. The program serves women experiencing addiction and homelessness, integrating primary healthcare and behavioral health with spiritual 12-step principles in what the organization describes as combining the best of faith and science. Helping Up Mission holds CARF accreditation and has served over 1,000 women through its Women's Center, which also includes a specialized Center for Women and Children for pregnant women, new mothers, and infants.

Helping Up Mission's Spiritual Recovery Program is a one-year residential addiction recovery program for men at the Men's Center in Baltimore, Maryland. The program serves men experiencing homelessness and addiction, combining the latest scientific understanding of addiction treatment with intensive spiritual development in a therapeutic community setting. Helping Up Mission has been serving Baltimore since 1885 and holds CARF accreditation, providing approximately 550 nightly shelter beds and 1,650 daily meals across its broader operations.

Philadelphia Adult Rehabilitation Center provides long-term residential treatment for adults seeking recovery. With housing, meals, counseling, work therapy, and spiritual guidance, the program promotes sobriety, life skills, and faith-based support to encourage stability and personal growth.

Adult & Teen Challenge of Maryland is a faith-based, long-term residential addiction recovery program for adult men in Capitol Heights, Maryland. Operating as a ministry of Adult & Teen Challenge USA, the program uses a Christ-centered approach to help men overcome substance abuse and other life-controlling problems, addressing mental, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual wellness. Its vision is to bring men out of addiction into purpose-filled lives through biblical principles and discipleship.