Illinois Long-Term Drug Rehabs

First Fruits MBTC is a residential discipleship training center in Jerseyville, Illinois, and a division of Mission Teens, Inc., a non-denominational Christian ministry founded in 1969 by Reverend James D. Bracken. The program serves adults aged eighteen and older who are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction and other life-controlling problems. First Fruits MBTC is one of twenty Mission Teens centers operating across twelve states. The program is free of charge, receives no government funding, and is supported entirely by donations from individuals and churches.

Way Back Inn is a CARF-accredited and state-licensed addiction treatment provider operating extended residential care facilities in the Chicago metropolitan area, including two houses in Maywood, Illinois. The organization serves individuals recovering from alcohol, drug, and gambling dependencies using a holistic model that combines clinical therapy, peer support, and life skills development. Staff include board-certified physicians, clinical psychologists, master's-level and licensed counselors, certified gambling specialists, and registered dietitians.

Harvey House School of Ministry is a free, faith-based residential recovery program for men operated by Restoration Ministries in Harvey, Illinois. Restoration Ministries has served the community since 1988, providing life-changing programs for recovering addicts, at-risk youth, and families in need. In 2009, the organization built a new 25,000-square-foot facility that brought Harvey House, its after-school program, food pantry, and administrative offices together under one roof. Restoration Ministries also operates Tabitha House for Women, a separate residential recovery program in South Holland, Illinois.

The Salvation Army Chicago Northside Adult Rehabilitation Center is a residential addiction recovery program on Clybourn Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. The facility is part of the Salvation Army's national network of Adult Rehabilitation Centers, which has provided no-cost recovery services for over a century. The Northside ARC offers a six-month, faith-based work-therapy program for adults aged eighteen and older who are struggling with alcohol and substance abuse.

Serenity House Counseling Services is a nonprofit substance abuse treatment provider in Addison, Illinois, serving the DuPage and Kane County communities. Founded in 1985 as a four-bed cottage on an abandoned farm, the organization has grown into a 107-bed residential facility with outpatient programming, sober living homes, and adolescent services. Serenity House describes itself as the only facility of its kind in DuPage County offering a 90-day extended residential care treatment program specifically for substance abuse recovery.

Way Back Inn operates two extended residential care houses in Maywood, Illinois, as part of its network of addiction treatment facilities serving the greater Chicago area. The organization is accredited by CARF, licensed by the State of Illinois, and staffed by a clinical team that includes board-certified physicians, doctoral-level psychologists, licensed counselors, certified gambling specialists, and registered dietitians. Way Back Inn treats substance use disorders, gambling disorders, and co-occurring conditions through a personalized, holistic approach to recovery.

Tabitha House for Women is a free, faith-based residential recovery program in South Holland, Illinois, operated by Restoration Ministries. The program serves women trapped in addiction and offers them an opportunity to make lasting changes through Christian principles, counseling, and practical life-skills development. Restoration Ministries has been active in the community since 1988, and Tabitha House is housed in a home setting in South Holland that the organization moved the program to as it expanded over the years. The organization also operates Harvey House, a residential recovery program for men at its main facility in Harvey, Illinois.

The Rock Island County Council on Addictions, known as RICCA, is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment provider in East Moline, Illinois. Founded in 1960, the organization has served adults and adolescents across the Quad Cities area for over six decades, offering outpatient treatment, extended residential care, substance use evaluations, and prevention programming. RICCA's clinical staff are certified through the Illinois Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Professional Certification Association (IAODAPCA).

Way Back Inn is a holistic addiction treatment provider with an extended residential care facility in Oak Park, Illinois, along with additional houses in nearby Maywood. The organization holds CARF accreditation and State of Illinois licensure, and its clinical team includes board-certified physicians, clinical psychologists, licensed counselors, certified gambling specialists, and registered dietitians. Way Back Inn serves adults in early recovery from alcohol, drug, and gambling dependencies across the Chicago metropolitan area.

The Salvation Army Rockford Adult Rehabilitation Center is a faith-based residential recovery program in Rockford, Illinois. The center is one of four Adult Rehabilitation Centers operated by the Salvation Army's North and Central Illinois Division, providing free, long-term treatment for individuals struggling with alcohol and drug dependence. The Rockford ARC also serves as an administrative office for the organization's local operations.

The Salvation Army Waukegan Adult Rehabilitation Center is a free, faith-based residential recovery program in Waukegan, Illinois. Part of the Salvation Army's North and Central Illinois Division, the center provides long-term treatment for adults dealing with alcohol and drug dependence. The Waukegan ARC combines work therapy, counseling, and spiritual development in a structured residential setting, and the facility also houses administrative offices for the organization's regional operations.

The Chicago Harbor Light Center provides free, long-term inpatient treatment for individuals struggling with addiction. Services include residential care, outpatient support, counseling, therapy, employment training, and life skills development in a comprehensive program designed to promote recovery and personal growth.

Rockford Rescue Mission is a faith-based residential recovery and emergency services provider in Rockford, Illinois. Founded in 1964, the organization serves men, women, and mothers with children facing homelessness, substance dependency, and other life-controlling challenges. The mission operates a long-term Life Recovery Program alongside emergency shelter, a free medical and dental clinic, and workforce development services, all from its campus on West State Street.

Saint Anne's Home is a long-term recovery residence for adult women in the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. Established in 2017 by the Order of Saint Anne Chicago, the home provides a supportive living environment for women recovering from drug and alcohol addiction, with stays ranging from six months to one year. The residence is an Illinois 501(c)(3) nonprofit certified by the Illinois Association of Extended Care.

Adult & Teen Challenge Greater Midwest operates a men's residential recovery program in Pekin, Illinois. The program is a faith-based, twelve-month residential experience designed to address drug, alcohol, pornography, and gambling addictions through character development, disciplined living, and a Christian framework. Adult & Teen Challenge Greater Midwest serves men across a six-state region covering Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Iowa, and holds ECFA accreditation for financial accountability. A Chicago Men's Induction Center also serves as a referral and intake point for the program.

The Salvation Army Central Chicago Adult Rehabilitation Center is a faith-based, long-term residential recovery program for adults in Chicago, Illinois. Located on North DesPlaines Street, the facility serves as both a rehabilitation center and the administrative offices for the Chicago ARC network. The program provides a free, 180-day residential work-therapy environment for individuals struggling with alcohol and substance abuse, offering spiritual, emotional, and social assistance at no cost to participants.