A halfway house structured, temporary living accommodation for people who are recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. Sometimes it refers to a transitional home for people who have just been released from jail or prison and are not yet able to live on their own.
Some halfway houses accommodate people who have received mental health treatment or have experienced homelessness.
Also known as sober homes, halfway houses help people in recovery make their way toward a more independent and permanent living situation. Sobriety is mandatory; alcohol and drug use are prohibited. To one extent or another, life skill development and recovery services are typically made available.
For our purposes, there are plenty of halfway houses in Vermont.
Rehab centers are generally recognized as indispensable for the health and well-being of people in recovery. However, their purpose is limited. Anyone who is looking for a halfway house in Vermont knows how important it is that they find one!
Life can be challenging. Drug overdoses, homelessness, and other unfortunate phenomena persist. Everyone’s situation is unique, but one thing is sure: halfway houses in Vermont keep people off the streets and out of more restrictive environments.
The significance of halfway houses in Vermont cannot be emphasized enough. They help people who would otherwise have a much more difficult time getting on their feet.
If you need to find a halfway house in Vermont, please look below. Halfway House Directory is regularly updated, so please feel free to bookmark this page.
Some prefer to find a sober home that is out of state. We can just as easily help you find a halfway house near Vermont or elsewhere.
The particular location of a sober living facility might play into whether you choose to join it or not. However, location is not always the most important thing to consider. If a sober living facility offers services that another one does not, that might matter to you.
If you are looking for the best halfway house in Vermont, please call the facilities listed below and ask questions. What services do they offer? What are the rules and requirements? What type of residents do they accommodate (e.g., ex convicts, recovering addicts, etc.)?
Your journey on the road to recovery may have been difficult thus far, but you have probably made progress. You might not be where you want to be, but you are not where you were before. Still, you are not ready to live on your own
Please look below for a suitable halfway house in Vermont. If you prefer, you can just as easily find a halfway house near Vermont or elsewhere.
Contact a few of the sober homes listed below and ask questions. If you can visit one in person, do so.
When you find a sober living facility that works for you, please make sure that you follow all of its halfway house rules. Halfway houses in Vermont have rules that must be followed, and if any of them are violated, consequences typically follow. Expulsion is not always immediate, but it can and does happen.
Primary Service: Mental Health Services
Address : 1174 North Ave, Burlington, 05408
Primary Service: ⦁ Substance Abuse Treatment Services
Address : 98 Church St, , Wallingford, 05773
Primary Service: ⦁ Mental Health Services
Address : 73 Main St # 39, Montpelier, 05602
Primary Service: ⦁ Mental Health Services
Address : 79 Coventry St,, Newport, 05855
Primary Service: ⦁ Mental Health Services
Address : 1 Scale Ave Building 10, Rutland, 05701
Primary Service: ⦁ Mental Health Services
Address : 1296 Collins Hill Rd, Johnson, 05656
Primary Service: ⦁ Drug and Alcohol Dependency
Address : 23 Upper Plain, Bradford, 05033
Primary Service: ⦁ Mental Health Services
Address : 98 Hospitality Dr,, Barre, 05641
Primary Service: ⦁ Mental Health Services
Address : 51 Fairview Street , Brattleboro, 05301
Primary Service: drug and alcohol dependency
Address : 35 Washington Street , Rutland, 05701
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