What is Recovery?
Our support doesn’t stop after treatment.
Recovery is a bridge, eliminating gaps after treatment by connecting people with the resources they need. This gives patients the best chance at continuing to progress without drugs, alcohol, or other substances.
Substance use recovery and gambling help is an ongoing process. ASAC helps individuals and families working to achieve prolonged success. How? Through continuing care for patients who have successfully completed treatment, including:
Transitional housing
To provide a stable living environment
Care Navigation
To link patients to needed resources, including childcare, transportation, housing, and employment
Peer Recovery Coaching
To connect people with former patients who have lived experience
Forging strong relationships between patients and staff is often the key to success. Our staff members also work with people to find employment, childcare, and long-term living arrangements.
Recovery is when transformations happen, allowing people to regain everything they’d lost to substance use. With this support, we know recovery isn’t just possible; it’s a powerful reality.
Looking for Recovery Programs Near You?
The Way Home
A 24-unit apartment complex serving families and equipped with resources to support recovery.
New Directions Housing
A 10-unit apartment complex serving families and equipped with resources to support recovery.
Transitional Housing Tenant Requirements
Tenant criteria for ASAC’s long-term transitional housing follows guidelines set forth by HUD and the Affordable Housing Network and give priority to individuals who have recently completed substance use disorder treatment.
- Income must be below 50% of the regional median income.
- Applicants must have at least two months of verifiable employment.
- Every bedroom should be occupied by an adult or child.
- Pregnant women may count their expected baby(s) toward this total.
- Applicants must not appear on the sex offender registry.
- Applicants must agree to all apartment and complex rules.
Apply for transitional housing by speaking to your counselor or contacting ASAC at 319-487-2737 or info@asac.us.