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ADAPPT HOUSE is a residential facility that offers a range of chemical dependency treatment and group home services. It administers the Intensive Drug and Alcohol Program, Dual Diagnosis, Therapeutic Work Cadre, ADAPPT - YouthBuild Program, Job Placement Program, ADAPPT Urinalysis Program and Group Residence Program. The facility serves individuals of Berks County in Pennsylvania. ADAPPT HOUSE is affiliated by the PA Department of Correction, PA Board of Probation & Parole, Council on Chemical Abuse, and Commonwealth Prevention Alliance. It is a part of Reading Area Community College, also known as RACC, which is an accredited, comprehensive, open-enrollment education institution that provides associate degree, career-focused training, and certificate and diploma programs. It was founded in 1971.

Boys Town Pennsylvania is a nonprofit organization that offers services for children, adults and families. The organization is owned and operated by Boys Town located in Nebraska. It offers assessment and short-term residential programs for abused, neglected and runaway youths. Boys Town Pennsylvania operates detention centers, emergency shelters and temporary residential homes. The organization provides child and family support and aftercare services. It offers services through areas probation officers, regional case expeditors, court officials, case managers and social service professionals. Additionally, Boys Town Pennsylvania provides assessment, crisis stabilization and emergency care programs. With a location in Philadelphia, the organization also offers services for children involved in criminal and delinquent activities.

Tabor House is a residential recovery house in Trenton, NJ, dedicated to restoring the dignity of men affected by addiction. The organization emphasizes the importance of community and support in the recovery process. With a focus on gratitude and remembrance, Tabor House honors the memories of those who have passed while inspiring current residents to find hope and joy in their journey towards recovery. The house operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, reflecting its commitment to serving the community. Generated from the website