New Hampshire Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Link House is a residential recovery program for adult men working to overcome substance use disorder in Newburyport, Massachusetts. Operated by Link House Inc and in operation since 1972, it offers a structured, twenty-four-hour supervised setting for up to twenty men, most of whom complete the program in about six months, with the option to stay longer when needed. The program is licensed and partially funded through the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Bureau of Substance Abuse Services.

Megan's House is a residential treatment program for young women recovering from substance use disorder in Lowell, Massachusetts. Operated by the nonprofit Megan House Foundation, it offers a long-term, comprehensive approach centered on individual dignity, self-respect, and empowerment. Residents typically stay up to six months, or longer when needed, within a structured and supportive therapeutic community.

The Salvation Army Portland Adult Rehabilitation Center is a residential work-therapy program for men and women overcoming substance abuse in Portland, Maine. The center is part of The Salvation Army's national network of Adult Rehabilitation Centers, which operates more residential recovery facilities than any other program in the country and serves more than 150,000 people annually. The Portland center provides housing, meals, counseling, and vocational support at no charge to qualifying participants.

Milestone Recovery is a nonprofit provider of substance use disorder treatment and homeless services in Portland, Maine. Founded in 1967, the organization offers a continuum of care that includes medically supervised withdrawal management, residential treatment, extended care, emergency shelter, and street-based outreach, all from its location on India Street. Milestone Recovery's services are confidential, compassionate, and provided regardless of an individual's ability to pay.

The Northern New England Women’s Home is part of the Adult and Teen Challenge. After DRS examined the website, we found the program helps women struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. It is a long-term residential faith-based rehab lasting 10 to 12 months. Residents receive clinical counseling, recovery and life coaching, classroom studies, and vocational training in several career opportunities.

The Salvation Army Boston Adult Rehabilitation Center is a faith-based residential recovery program for adults in Saugus, Massachusetts. Part of The Salvation Army's national network of Adult Rehabilitation Centers, it serves men and women whose lives have been affected by substance abuse, pairing Christian ministry with a structured program of work-based rehabilitation. In keeping with the Adult Rehabilitation Centers model, the program is generally provided at no cost to the participants it accepts.

Hurley House is a residential recovery program for adult men affected by substance use disorders in Waltham, Massachusetts. Run by Middlesex Human Service Agency Inc, the twenty-bed home provides individualized clinical support to help men work toward and maintain lasting sobriety. Residents can remain in the program for up to six months as they establish a firm footing in their recovery.

Charlestown Recovery House is a licensed residential treatment program for adult men recovering from substance use disorder in Charlestown, Massachusetts. Operated by the Gavin Foundation, the program provides a structured, supportive environment rooted in the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and can house up to thirty men at a time. First opened in 2008, the house offers an average length of stay of four to six months, giving residents the time to establish a stable footing in recovery.

East Boston Rehab Rehabilitation & Health, Inc. delivers a six-month structured residential program for men recovering from substance abuse. The 12-step-based approach includes mandatory AA/NA meetings, group and individual therapy, and daily screenings. Residents are expected to gain employment and contribute to their care, promoting accountability and long-term stability.

Granada House and Alcott House are residential addiction treatment programs in Allston, Massachusetts, operated under the Granada House organization. Granada House serves men and Alcott House serves women, with each providing a safe, stable, and family-like setting for adults working to recover from substance use disorder. The program follows a holistic approach that attends to physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, and it is grounded in inclusion, welcoming residents from every background and placing particular emphasis on those with disabilities.

Hope House Addiction Services is a nonprofit provider of substance use treatment in Boston, Massachusetts, offering a continuum of care that spans residential treatment, outpatient services, and aftercare. Its mission centers on personalized, science-driven care delivered in a supportive environment, with individualized plans that address each client's substance use alongside any co-occurring needs. By pairing treatment with practical supports such as housing, employment, and health, Hope House works to help clients build a stable foundation for lasting recovery.

Answer House is a residential recovery program for adult men with substance use disorders in the South Boston neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. Operated by Middlesex Human Service Agency Inc, the twenty-eight-bed program provides intensive recovery services with clinical oversight aimed at helping men achieve and sustain their sobriety. Residents may stay up to six months as they build the stability needed for lasting recovery.