Healing Transitions

Literally just show up. They'll take it from there.

Well... Both. Men who live here in the recovery program are not separated from the world. They attend on campus AA and NA meetings and classes. But they also attend AA/NA meetings and other recovery meetings and church off campus. As well as going out to just social things like the store or seeing family off campus. There is of course a schedule to be followed. Men not in the program can stay in the homeless shelter and have specific times they can be on campus, but they do not "live" here.

They offer outside services such as monarch, turning point or Carlina outreach. Participants themselfs are expected to make all these arrangements and appointments. Healing Transitions will simply give you a bus pass.

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I'm not sure of the ins and outs but u can start by going and talkn w them and if they cant help u w ur specific needs they can direct u to people that can. i know ther is a womens shelter but not sure of the contact info but they can help u find it....best of luck!

The time in the program varies depending on the participant. The fastest I have seen a man complete the whole program and "graduate" with a "silver chip" is 9 months. I took 15. Around a year is typical. However... Many men do not complete the entire program, leaving early, and still remain clean and sober having gotten what they need. Unfortunately, the disease of addiction is baffling and some complete the program and go on to relapse again. The beauty of the HT is 2 things: 1. It takes what it takes... As many times as necessary. (Once for me so far! 3 years!) And 2. The gift of time. As long as necessary AND a break from the working and social worlds. (It's still the real world with hard work on ourselves and regular interaction with others outside the program.) But they gave me the gift of time to heal and ready myself for the working world.

If your disabled I would recommend you call and do a phone interview. They do not approve anyone that needs to much services or help. If you make more than 1200.00 a month from S.S.I. you more than likely will be turned away also.

Raleigh Pharmacy on Morgan St

Through where?

Yes, the women's facility is located at 3304 Glen Royal Road in Raleigh.

It varies. Even in the earliest stages of the program, people have been given permission to leave and come back if the reason was important enough. As a rule, overnight passes cannot be granted until the participant has reached his 4th/5th step and all concerns are handled. Generally that's going to be around 5 to 6 months in the program. It's important to note: There are no locks keeping the men or women in! One can always leave! But... Leaving without permission does result in consequences if you want to get back into the program.

Yes. Mail is accepted and is sorted and passed out to the clients. But packages are opened by the client in the office to be certain that no prohibited items are in them.

Yes

Of course. But you don't need insurance. There is no charge. And it is a non-medical program.

Well. The program is for addicts/alcoholics. The shelter separately does take in men who just need a place to stay for a night, but with overcrowding from the program itself, there are not many extra beds. None some nights. Another problem, and you'll have to call for specific up to date info, is that as of just a few months ago, the program can no longer house those on the registry because a daycare opened up too close by. Before that, they could. But things may have changed since I got that notice.

If someone is homeless in Raleigh/Wake county, then that is generally enough to use the shelter. Anyone needing detox can receive help. To become part of the recovery program from the beginning, then being a resident is one criteria. There's also being a veteran or coming from a partner county in Eastern NC that is serviced by Trillium. There is some flexibility, but residents come first. One important criteria is the commitment to remain in the county AFTER completing the program. It's not enforceable, but the stated intention to remain here in recovery carries weight in determining acceptance in the program.

Hello Suzanne. There is no price it is free for all who suffer from alcoholism and or drug addiction

Not a requirement

Yes, donations are what keep this place going.