The Salvation Army Cambridge Corps Shelter & Day Care

The Salvation Army Cambridge Corps Shelter & Day Care is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This program offers a range of care levels for adults and young adults facing alcoholism, drug addiction, and substance abuse. Available levels of care include inpatient treatment, medically assisted detox, intensive outpatient, outpatient, sober living homes, 12-Step programming, and aftercare support. These levels typically represent a continuum of care, from more structured, round-the-clock settings to flexible outpatient services and ongoing recovery support after primary treatment ends.

The facility provides individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy. Individual therapy generally offers one-on-one work with a clinician, group therapy draws on shared experience and peer support, and family therapy addresses how substance use affects relationships and the home environment. Medically assisted detox usually involves clinical supervision during withdrawal, while 12-Step programming and aftercare support often focus on sustained recovery through peer networks and continued accountability. The inclusion of sober living homes suggests a transitional setting where residents can build stability before returning to independent living.

Separate adult and young adult programs allow treatment to be tailored to different life stages and circumstances. Insurance and payment details are not specified in the available information, so it is worth asking directly about options. Anyone considering this program may wish to confirm current services, intake requirements, and any costs before beginning treatment.

Details are compiled from public sources; please verify directly with the facility or our helpline before making decisions.