Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers in Worcester County, Massachusetts

GAAMHA Pathway House is a highly structured residential treatment program for adult men aged eighteen and older with substance use disorders in Gardner, Massachusetts. Open in Gardner since 1972 and operated by the nonprofit GAAMHA, the twenty-seven-bed program gives men a stable, structured setting in which to address their substance use and adopt a healthier way of living. Admission is coordinated through a referral from a primary treatment source, making the program a next step for men who are ready to take active, sustained action in their recovery.

The Institute for Health and Recovery (IHR) serves individuals and families through its office in Worcester, Massachusetts, providing counseling and recovery services for those affected by substance use. Established in 1990 and accredited by CARF, IHR practices a trauma-informed model of care that views addiction within the fuller context of a person's life. Whether in the office or out in the community, its team works to bring support closer to the people who need it.

Adult & Teen Challenge New England and New Jersey – Massachusetts Men's, Worcester Center is a faith-based, long-term residential addiction treatment program for men in Worcester, Massachusetts. One of the earliest centers in the organization's history, having been among the first Adult & Teen Challenge programs to open, it now operates from a spacious 38,000-square-foot facility that gives residents ample room to live, study, and concentrate fully on recovery. The ten to twelve month program is built on the conviction that addiction is not the core problem itself but a sign of deeper struggles that need to be addressed.

GAAMHA Outpatient Services is an outpatient program providing treatment for substance use and co-occurring disorders to adults aged eighteen and older in Gardner, Massachusetts. Operated by the nonprofit GAAMHA, the program uses a person-centered, trauma-informed approach centered on individual and group therapy that helps clients build the coping and life skills that support lasting recovery. Care is offered both in person and through telehealth, giving clients flexibility in how they take part.

The Salvation Army Worcester Adult Rehabilitation Center is a faith-based residential program helping adults recover from substance abuse in Worcester, Massachusetts. One of the many Adult Rehabilitation Centers operated by The Salvation Army across the country, it welcomes men and women who have struggled with addiction and the losses that often accompany it, offering recovery through a blend of spiritual ministry and productive daily work. Those accepted into the program are generally able to take part at no cost.

GAAMHA R.O.O.T.S. is an early-intervention and recovery-support program for adolescents and young adults ages twelve to twenty-four in Gardner, Massachusetts. Operated by the nonprofit GAAMHA, the program takes an innovative approach that integrates care farming with individual counseling, working with young people who are facing substance misuse and related challenges. Sessions take place at Evergreen Grove, a 115-acre therapeutic farm that serves as the setting for both the program's hands-on activities and its counseling work.

Jeremiah's Inn is a nonprofit organization in Worcester, Massachusetts, whose residential program provides social model addiction treatment for adult men. Founded in 1982 to serve homeless men in the community, the organization expanded into substance use recovery in 1996 and today helps more than one hundred men each year work toward sobriety. Alongside its residential treatment, Jeremiah's Inn operates a community nutrition center and food pantry as well as a separate sober living residence, reflecting a broad, community-rooted approach to recovery and stability.