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Verified means a RiseAid volunteer confirmed hours and intake within 12 months. Everything else is source-seeded; call ahead.

Salt Lake City, UTSource-seeded · not yet verified

Odyssey House of Utah

Adult residential and outpatient substance use treatment in Salt Lake City, including a residential program where parents keep their children with them and a criminal justice track. Free for low-income Salt Lake residents; takes in-network insurance and offers cash rates. Walk-in residential screening weekday mornings.

Health & medicationMental health & counselingShelter & housingFamily & kids
801-322-3222Residential walk-ins Mon–Fri 9 AM–noon
Salt Lake City, UTSource-seeded · not yet verified

USARA — Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness

Utah's recovery community organization. Free, non-clinical peer recovery coaching and family support from staff who are in long-term recovery, delivered through six recovery community centers in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, Price, Moab, and St. George. Now branded Utah Recovers.

Mental health & counselingFamily & kids
385-210-0320
Columbus, GASource-seeded · not yet verified

Valley Rescue Mission

Columbus nonprofit with a men's transitional shelter, a women and children's shelter, 9–12 month recovery centers for men and women, and a daily hot meal for about 120 people. Shelter and recovery applicants apply online; the men's shelter takes applications by phone.

Shelter & housingFoodFamily & kids
706-322-8267
Raleigh, NCSource-seeded · not yet verified

Recovery Communities of North Carolina

State-funded recovery community organization with a Raleigh Recovery Community Center offering peer recovery support for any pathway, a family support group, mutual aid groups, an eight-week mind-body skills course, and programs for young people. Call ahead; visits are by appointment.

Mental health & counselingFamily & kids
919-231-0248Mon–Fri 10–6, by appointment
Columbus, OHSource-seeded · not yet verified

Alvis

Columbus nonprofit running residential and community reentry programs with cognitive behavioral treatment, workforce development, behavioral health care, recovery housing, and family support. Residential placement requires a referral from a judge or parole officer; community services take direct calls.

Shelter & housingJobs & trainingMental health & counselingFamily & kids
614-252-8402