Phoenix House – Dorchester
Boston, Massachusetts
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Home to the oldest city park in the nation, Boston, Massachusetts, also features Victory Programs – New Victories. Established in 1975, this organization provides care for adults battling addiction as well as other life challenges like mental health disorders, homelessness and HIV/AIDS. This location is a men’s residential program with comprehensive services to help you sustain recovery.
Residential programs offer a safe, sober living environment. This program lasts from 90 days up to eight months, depending on your unique needs. You’ll live among men from all walks of life and participate in proven therapeutic interventions. Group and individual counseling, case management and peer support are available.
For me, their holistic approaches really stood out. They understand the significance of whole person healing to sustain recovery. You can participate in art therapy, meditation and recreational activities to aid in your journey. You’ll benefit from new self expression outlets to heal your mind, body and soul.
Another standout feature I noticed was their specialized care for people battling HIV/AIDS. You can access medical case management to find the best resources for your situation. You’ll benefit from ongoing support and treatment referrals. They ensure you have the tools to improve your overall health and sustain recovery.
I also think their Victory Connector program is fantastic. This harm reduction program serves people experiencing homelessness in the Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Blvd. neighborhood. They provide various harm reduction services including overdose education, Naloxone distribution, HIV and STD services and syringe services.
9 Virginia Street Boston, MA 02125
Boston, Massachusetts
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Boston, Massachusetts
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Boston, Massachusetts
SAMHSA accredited
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Boston, Massachusetts
SAMHSA accredited
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