Alcoholics Anonymous of New York
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A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
Alcoholism Council of New York
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A not-for-profit health organization, helps people affected by the treatable disease of alcoholism and other drug dependencies. By providing education, prevention, counseling and advocacy services, the Council restores hope to individuals and families and enhances the health and productivity of New York City communities.
Arms Acres
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Provides a broad range of treatment experiences to clients in need of alcohol or substance abuse counseling, including intensive day treatment, evening treatment, family programming, evaluations and assessments, and specialized adolescent services, including an intensive after school program and evening program.
Crystal Meth Anonymous of New York City
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A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from addiction to crystal meth and all other mind-altering substances.
Cumberland Diagnostic and Treatment Center
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Provides primary care, drug and alcohol, dental, specialty, mental health and health education services to Fort Greene area of Brooklyn. A member of NYC HHC, Cumberland assures equal access to health care, despite patients' ability to pay.
Daytop Village
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Provides services for those who seek help with life's problems compounded by substance abuse. Over 100,000 individuals have reclaimed their lives with assistance of the program.
Freedom Institute
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A resource center for individuals and families affected by alcohol and drug dependency, providing confidential, professional service through intervention, treatment and prevention education with a goal of fostering hope for recovery.
Lexington Center for Recovery
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Works to offer a program of recovery which respects the dignity and individuality of each person affected by chemical dependency.
Lower Eastside Service Center
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A non-profit organization that provides a full continuum of treatment and care for New Yorkers living with chemical dependency and mental health issues.
Narco Freedom
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Since its beginnings as a methadone treatment center, Narco Freedom has expanded its scope of service to include drug free substance abuse services, alcoholism services, primary medical care, mental health services, and social services (e.g., scattered site housing, Early Intervention for 0-3 year olds, etc.).
New Directions
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Provides an integrated treatment approach that focuses on both the substance abusing individual and his/her social environment. This enables the individual to develop better coping mechanisms and promote a more constructive reinforcement of sobriety in daily life.
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
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Provides resources, information and referral for any New Yorker with a health or mental-health related inquiry. The department serves all five boroughs and operates clinics and offices across the city.
Palladia
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Serves largely urban, poor individuals and families of color and is nationally recognized for its innovative service delivery in the fields of substance abuse, homelessness, HIV, mental illness and trauma, domestic violence, criminality, and family services.
Phoenix House
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Provides drug-free substance abuse treatment programs for adolescents and adults. Primary goal is permanent change in lifestyle by eliminating drug use and antisocal, self-destructive behavior.
Project Renewal
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Works to renew the lives of homeless men and women in New York City. They focus our efforts on the neediest and least-served of the city's indigent population - men and women who, in addition to being without a home, cope with mental illness and/or addiction to drugs or alcohol.