Vernon Connecticut Recovery Resources
Addiction Recovery Resources and the City of Vernon
The City of Vernon offers a strong and growing community supporting recovery from addiction. Recovering alcoholics and drug addicts have access to a strong recovery support network and a comprehensive collaborative of organizations in the continuum of care, beyond sober living homes. The city itself is home to many organizations serving those in recovery, including sober living homes throughout the city.
Clinical Addiction Recovery Services in Vernon, Connecticut
Vernon’s clinical recovery support organizations include detox and rehab facilities, clinical stabilization, transitional support, recovery coaching, and other organizations serving men and women in recovery. In addition to serving those struggling with addiction, many of these organizations focus on the encouragement and support for the friends and family members of those in recovery.
Recovery Community Support in Vernon, Connecticut
Vernon’s community is supportive and encouraging to those in recovery. Vernon’s care providers are educated and empathetic towards recovering addicts. The opioid epidemic has had a devastating affect on our city, and everyone offering care and resources to those in recovery understand we must work together to win our war against drugs and alcohol and the damage they cause.
Vernon’s community leadership have a longstanding commitment to working together in service of those in recovery.
Sober Living in Vernon, Connecticut
Vernon, Connecticut is home to many sober houses for men and women. Vanderburgh House operates sober homes in the City of Vernon and elsewhere in Connecticut. We encourage all interested applicants to view our homes and reach out with any questions. Sober living is relied upon by countless men and women in recovery to support and encourage their steps towards independent living.
Vernon Sober Living for Men in Vernon
Vernon Sober Living for Women in Vernon
Recovery Support Services in Vernon, Connecticut
| Region 4 DMHAS-Operated Substance Abuse Programs |
| Blue Hills Hospital, Substance Abuse Division 500 Vine Street Hartford, CT 06111 PH: 860-293-6400 FAX: 860-722-2067 Mobile Crisis: 860-297-0999 |
| Region Four DMHAS-Funded Substance Abuse Programs |
| Intercommunity Recovery Centers, Inc. 500 Blue Hills Avenue Hartford, CT 06112 PH: 860-714-3701 FAX: 860-714-8972 |
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Catholic Charities/Catholic Family Services, Inc.
839-841 Asylum Ave. Hartford, CT 06105 PH: 860-728-2579 FAX: 860-548-9343 |
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Community Mental Health Affiliates (CMHA)
Administration Offices 233 Main St. New Britain, CT 06051 PH: 860-223-2778 |
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55 Fishfry Street
Hartford, CT 06120
PH: 860-247-8300
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Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR)
198 Wethersfield Avenue Hartford, CT 06114 Ph: 860-244-2227; 1-800-708-9145 (CT only) Fax: 860-244-2228 |
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Friendship Service Center of New Britain, Inc.
241-249 Arch Street P.O. Box 1896 New Britain, CT 06051 PH: 860-225-0211 FAX: 860-348-9040 |
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Mercy Housing & Shelter Corp.
211 Wethersfield Ave. Hartford, CT 06114 PH: 860-808-2040 FAX: 860-548-0692 |
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Root Center for Advanced Recovery (a trade name of The Hartford Dispensary)
345 Main Street Hartford, CT 06106PH: 860-525-2181 FAX: 860-525-7332 |
| Stafford Family Services c/o Warren Memorial Town Hall 21 Hyde Park Road Stafford Springs, CT 06076 PH: 860-684-4239 FAX: 860-684-0511 |
| Youth Challenge of CT, Inc. 15-17 May Street Hartford, CT 06105 PH: 860-728-5199 FAX: 860-524-0418 |