SERVICES OFFERED

Recovery Services

Individualized recovery plans
Financial literacy
Parenting classes
Credit & money management classes
Basic living skills
Support groups
Spirituality groups
Recovery groups
Peer mentors
Health education and nutrition
Guidance and support from staff
Access to quality physical/mental health care
Anger management classes
Peer support/peer leadership opportunities
Connections to community activities

Career & Job Readiness

GED
Jobs and/or college applications
Resume building
Job search assistance

Reintegration & Reentry

Job training opportunities after release from incarceration
Court advocacy
Family reunification
Setting up an affordable repayment plan for legal fees
Justice-involved mentoring
Post release progress reports to probation officer

Coming Soon! A sober living residential program for women!

Eligibility Requirements for our current services
- Any female who is currently experiencing homelessness, residing in a shelter or treatment facility
- Any community member who can benefit from recovery support services

We provide recovery support services to members of the recovery and/or homeless community.

New Awakening provides recovery support services to women veterans, women experiencing homelessness, domestic/sexual assault survivors who also have a co-occurring substance use disorder. While we have a special emphasis on providing services to women, we also provide recovery services and referrals to any individual in the community who needs help and resources.

Our sober living program for women:

-When New Awakening’s residential sober living program is in operation, we will implement a no illicit drug use policy. There will be zero tolerance of the use of illicit drugs in or away from the home and drug tests are given on a random basis.

– Our sober living program will not operate as a treatment facility or medical facility; residents or any individual needing either of these services will be referred appropriately.

Contact Us

If you are experiencing a crisis, please call Recovery Organization of Support Specialists (ROSS) at (844) 307-1760 or the Crisis Center at (205) 323-7777 or 1(800) 273-8255. If it’s an immediate emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.