Substance Use Disorder Services
Dedicated To The Recovery of People Suffering From Addiction.
GRACE House - Auburn, NY
An individual may choose to continue his or her recovery at GRACE House, a co-ed halfway house environment for 16 people. The length of stay is about 4-6 months, depending on each person's progress. Program staff work with the residents to develop a structured daily routine to aid in adjusting back to a life
free of drugs and alcohol.
Upon successful completion of the halfway house, individuals may transition to the GRACE House Supportive Living Facility (SLF), which provides a minimally-supervised apartment environment. This program lasts between six months to two years, and usually includes components of education, work, continuing recovery treatment, parenting skills, mental health treatment, volunteerism in the community, therapy, and more.
Some of these residents are parents with young children, who may visit them or live with them in the SLF.
Upon successful completion of the SLF, residents may move out into the community and are independent, contributing members of society.
Growing Recovery in A Caring Environment
GRACE House is dedicated to the recovery of individuals suffering from alcoholism and other chemical dependencies. Services include a community residence, individualized recovery plans supported by staff and peers, and a separate supported living program.
GRACE House offers a safe and sober community residence for men and women in recovery from addiction. The 16-bed program provides a nurturing environment based on 12-Step principles, with continuous support from staff and peers.
Supported Living Facility - Auburn, NY
Case management and support services in an apartment setting for men and women who have completed the GRACE House program. Goals are person-driven and focus on pre-vocational training, employment, volunteer work, continued treatment for addiction, and transitioning back into society. A separate program is tailored for women who are pregnant and/or have young children.
Admission Criteria
Grace House residents enter the program by referral: self-referral, criminal justice referral, or referrals from other substance abuse treatment providers.
To be eligible for admission to GRACE House, clients must:
• Have a substance abuse diagnosis
• Be homeless or in a living environment not conducive to recovery
• Be free of serious communicable diseases that can be transmitted through ordinary contact
In order to be referred to GRACE House’s programs, please mail, email or fax the following information: psychosocial evaluation, physical exam, urinalysis, PPD test results, and CBC results that have been completed within the past year.
Dorothy Radcliff
GRACE House/SLF Director
