VOA Mid-States’ recovery program stands out as a thorough set of solutions for individuals struggling with substance use disorders. It’s not just about treating addiction; it’s about rebuilding lives from the ground up.
The organization’s multi-faceted approach addresses the complex nature of recovery, offering tailored services for men, women, and families. With evidence-based practices and strong community partnerships, VOA Mid-States has positioned itself as a leader in addiction recovery across Kentucky.
But what sets their programs in KY apart from others, and how does it achieve such promising results? The answer lies in its unique blend of services and unwavering commitment to making sure the community is served with options to meet a wide range of needs.
Liberty Place offers an extensive residential treatment program for men struggling with substance use disorders. This program takes a multi-dimensional approach to recovery, focusing on reintegrating clients back into the community.
They provide all-encompassing care through individual, group, and family therapy sessions, as well as psychiatric support for those with co-occurring disorders.
The treatment at Liberty Place is rooted in evidence-based practices, ensuring clients receive the most effective care possible.
As part of their recovery journey, residents attend 12-step or other peer-based recovery meetings in the community, fostering a sense of belonging and support. This approach helps men build a strong foundation for long-term sobriety and personal growth.
While Liberty Place serves men, VOA Mid-States offers specialized care for women through Freedom House. This residential treatment program focuses on pregnant women and mothers with young children struggling with substance use disorders.
Freedom House aims to:
Since its opening in Louisville in 1993, Freedom House has expanded to Clay County and plans to reach Daviess and Lincoln Counties by 2024. The program receives funding from SAMHSA and the Kentucky Department of Behavioral Health, ensuring access to quality care for those in need.
VOA’s Women’s Passage Program offers a crucial stepping stone for women with young children recovering from substance use disorders.
This transformative living program provides a sober environment for up to seven families at a time, addressing the critical need for safe, affordable housing in long-term recovery.
Participants pay a service fee based on their income, allowing them to work, save money, or pursue education while building a strong foundation for their future. The program fosters a supportive community of families committed to lasting recovery, offering stability for up to two years.
The Recovery Reintegration Program serves as an essential bridge between recovery and employment for individuals seeking to rebuild their lives. This indispensable initiative helps people in recovery return to the workforce, offering comprehensive support in several key areas:
The program’s reach extends across multiple Kentucky counties, including Bell, Clay, Jackson, Knox, Laurel, Leslie, McCreary, Pulaski, Lincoln, Rockcastle, Scott, Franklin, Clark, Fayette, Jessamine, Madison, and Whitley.
By providing these pivotal services, the Recovery Reintegration Program aims to empower individuals in their journey to long-term recovery and self-sufficiency. It recognizes that stable employment is a cornerstone of successful reintegration into society, fostering a sense of purpose and belonging for those who’ve overcome substance use challenges.
How does the Family Recovery Court Program work to break the cycle of substance use within families? This collaborative program aims to help parents become responsible caregivers with the resources to provide safe, stable homes for their children.
It’s available in several Kentucky counties, including Clay, Lincoln, Jackson, Leslie, Pulaski, Rockcastle, and Hardin.
The program’s primary focus is supporting parents in recovery as they work to reunite with their children. By providing extensive services within the community, it helps families heal and rebuild.
Parents receive the tools and support they need to overcome addiction and create a nurturing environment for their kids.
This approach not only helps individual families but also contributes to breaking the generational cycle of substance use. By addressing the root causes and providing ongoing support, the Family Recovery Court Program fosters lasting change and stronger communities.
While the Family Recovery Court Program offers a thorough approach to breaking the cycle of substance use, it’s the evidence-based practices that form the backbone of effective recovery programs.
VOA Mid-States embraces these proven methods to guarantee the best possible outcomes for those seeking recovery. Their approach includes:
These evidence-based practices are integrated into all of VOA Mid-States’ recovery programs, creating a supportive environment where individuals can heal, grow, and reconnect with their communities.
By utilizing these proven methods, VOA Mid-States helps people build the skills and resilience needed for lasting recovery.
Numerous community partnerships and diverse funding sources form the foundation of VOA Mid-States’ recovery programs. They collaborate with local organizations, healthcare providers, and government agencies to offer extensive support for individuals in recovery.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the Kentucky Department of Behavioral Health play pivotal roles in funding programs like Freedom House. VOA Mid-States also relies on community support and donations to sustain their services.
These partnerships extend to the workforce, with the Recovery Reintegration Program connecting clients to local employers and training opportunities. The Family Recovery Court Program showcases collaboration between VOA, the justice system, and child welfare services.
By leveraging these relationships, VOA Mid-States creates a network of support that empowers individuals and families on their recovery journey, fostering a sense of belonging within the community.
VOA Mid-States’ comprehensive recovery programs offer support to individuals and families struggling with substance use disorders. Their diverse range of services, including gender-specific residential treatment, passage, and workforce reintegration, addresses addiction’s complex challenges.
By implementing evidence-based practices and fostering community partnerships, VOA Mid-States goes beyond treating addiction; they focus on rebuilding lives and strengthening communities. Their holistic approach ensures clients have the necessary tools and support for lasting recovery and successful reintegration into society across the state of Kentucky.
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