This residential program provides: case management, education, advocacy, counseling, and support. Help in finding housing and employment is provided. Transportation to AA and NA meetings is provided.

Helping Hands Outreach Center is a transitional housing shelter for men in recovery from alcohol and substance abuse or addiction. Helping Hands provides case management services to their residents, helping them in their recovery program. Helping Hands provides housing and assistance in connecting to community based mainstream resources including outpatient treatment, mental health counseling, Social Security, Employment Security, and any other programs. *Transitional housing is limited to twenty four (24) months.

All of our programs focus on addictive disorders as chronic, progressive, biopsychosocial in nature. Our staff members are trained to provide education about the nature and impact of addiction on the individual and on significant others.

We are a 12 Step, structured recovery program, and we follow the suggestions of 12 step fellowships. What that means to us is residents follow the basic suggests of sponsorship, active step work, home group with service position and 90 meetings in 90 days. Suggested length of stay is one year. We currently have eight locations, seven homes in Littleton, New Hampshire and one home in Plymouth, New Hampshire. Two of our locations are graduate homes. These are homes for individuals that have successfully gone through our highly structured homes and are now ready for a more independent living.

Harbor Care is uniquely designed to support your recovery journey-with or without insurance. No one is turned away, regardless of ability to pay. A full range of quality residential and outpatient services are offered so that we can accompany clients on their journeys from the first time they consider treatment to long-term recovery. We offer: outpatient treatment, including our High Intensity Outpatient Program (PHP and IOP); treatment for pregnant and parenting women and their children at the Cynthia Day Family Center; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid and/or alcohol dependence; long-term recovery support counseling and groups statewide with our Peer Recovery Support Services; and services for the Rockingham County Drug Court. We're dedicated to partnering with schools to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of its staff, student body and their families. We work on-site and through telehealth, side-by-side with school social workers, nurses, teachers and administrators to being health care and supportive services not just to the students who need it most, but also students' families and school faculty. We're with our community all of the way! We help youth and their loved ones access specialty care providers and social services, often working with our school nurse partners. We also connect families with systems and ensure long-term supports are in place for students with behavioral health issues. With specialized treatment that may include child care and transportation for parents in need of behavioral health care, we take a holistic, whole-family approach to ensuring health and wellness.

We are a 12 Step, structured recovery program, and we follow the suggestions of 12 step fellowships. What that means to us is residents follow the basic suggests of sponsorship, active step work, home group with service position and 90 meetings in 90 days. Suggested length of stay is one year. We currently have eight locations, seven homes in Littleton, New Hampshire and one home in Plymouth, New Hampshire. Two of our locations are graduate homes. These are homes for individuals that have successfully gone through our highly structured homes and are now ready for a more independent living.

Our Family Recovery Housing Program's are designed to provide safe and affordable temporary housing, up to one year, while offering comprehensive clinical and recovery supports to individuals. Our program has been designed to empower safety and recovery as a priority while assisting individuals with substance use disorder and behavioral health disorders to transition back to their own communities. By entering into Recovery Housing clients are becoming a participant in a program which means you are agreeing to work closely with your assigned treatment team and work towards self-sufficiency. When working with your treatment team you will have the opportunity to create an individualized treatment plan unique to your needs.

A sober living home for men that follows the 12-step program and provides a safe supportive place for men in recovery. All participants must follow the rules of the program. Details of the program and rules can be found on the website https://www.homesteadinn.org/our-program-.html