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27 resources for "methadone detox"
Clear filtersLiberation Programs
Outpatient substance use treatment using a harm reduction approach. Offers intensive outpatient (IOP) and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) including Suboxone, Vivitrol, and methadone. Carries Narca…
Mon-Sat (6 days/week)
Before you go: Call or check outreach hours before going because mobile and drop-in schedules can change.
Recovery Network of Programs
Inpatient detox and early recovery program for adults with substance use disorders. Provides medical stabilization and transition planning to ongoing treatment.
Residential detox; call for a phone screening
Before you go: Call or check outreach hours before going because mobile and drop-in schedules can change.
Recovery Network of Programs
Outpatient substance use treatment and recovery counseling. Offers recovery coaching, mentoring/peer support, naloxone and overdose education, transitional services, and discharge planning.
Mon-Thu 8:30am-8:30pm; Fri 8:30am-5pm
Before you go: Call or check outreach hours before going because mobile and drop-in schedules can change.
Advancing CT Together
Statewide harm reduction services including syringe service program (SSP), naloxone/Narcan distribution, overdose prevention education, HIV/Hepatitis C screening, and safer sex supplies. Non-judgmenta…
Varies by service; contact for schedule
Before you go: Call or check outreach hours before going because mobile and drop-in schedules can change.
Recovery Community Development
Nonprofit operating CTARR-Certified Recovery Residences in Bridgeport. Purchases distressed properties and converts them into affordable sober living homes. Teaches home improvement trades to men in r…
Contact via website
Before you go: Bring photo ID and any eviction, shelter, lease, or income paperwork you have.
CASA Inc.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) 10-bed, 24-hour congregate living program for men 18 and older with a documented HIV diagnosis who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. At intake, men must also show a …
24/7 residential program
Before you go: Noble House is only for men 18 and older with a documented HIV diagnosis. Check every requirement in the description before you call.
Connecticut Renaissance
Outpatient behavioral health services for adolescents and adults with addiction and/or mental health disorders. Offers therapy, medication management, LYNC youth program, life skills training, and cas…
Mon-Fri; call for hours
Before you go: If this is urgent or you may hurt yourself or someone else, call 988 or 911.
Career Resources, Inc. and Recovery Network of Programs
One-stop reentry center for people returning from incarceration and other people affected by the justice system. Staff coordinate case management and timely connections to basic needs, employment and …
Intake hours vary; complete the referral form or call before visiting.
Before you go: Bring release papers and identification if you have them. Ask what documents are needed when the center contacts you.
CASA Inc.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) substance abuse treatment including residential recovery house (14-bed, men 18+), outpatient treatment (Project Courage), psychiatric services, auricular acupuncture, STD t…
Call for hours
Before you go: Call or check outreach hours before going because mobile and drop-in schedules can change.
Connecticut Renaissance, Inc.
Residential community work-release and reentry facility in Bridgeport for men leaving incarceration (~90-120 day stays). Provides housing plus one-on-one case management covering employment, job train…
24-hour residential program
Before you go: Bring release paperwork, ID if available, and probation or parole contact information.
Recovery Network of Programs
Emergency shelter for adults experiencing homelessness; to get a bed, call 2-1-1 first, because beds are assigned through Connecticut's Coordinated Access Network (CAN). Recovery Network of Programs r…
Open daily; beds through 2-1-1 only
Before you go: Call 2-1-1 first to get a shelter bed. Most Bridgeport shelters, including Prospect House, take referrals through 211's Coordinated Access Network and do not accept direct requests for a bed.
CT Dept. of Mental Health & Addiction Services (DMHAS)
State-run mental health center for adults 18 and older: psychiatric care, clinical evaluations, outreach, a medication clinic, co-occurring treatment, and a mobile crisis team that visits on weekdays.
Crisis line 1-800-586-9903 (8am-8pm); after hours, call 2-1-1 or 988
Before you go: If this is urgent or you may hurt yourself or someone else, call 988 or 911.
MTM (HUSKY Health transportation contractor)
Free medical transportation for HUSKY Health (Medicaid) members who have no other way to get to medical, behavioral health, or dental appointments. Covers rides to and from appointments.
Reservations: Mon-Fri 7am-6pm EST
Before you go: Confirm eligibility, service area, reservation windows, and pickup times before traveling.
Connecticut Probate Courts
Handles matters including wills and estates, conservatorships, guardianship of minors, name changes, adoption, and commitment proceedings. Public court serving Bridgeport residents.
Mon-Thu 8:30am-5pm; Fri 8:30am-4pm
Before you go: Bring court papers, notices, letters, leases, IDs, and deadlines related to the legal issue.
Bridgeport Rescue Mission
Emergency shelter for single adult men experiencing homelessness. Provides safe beds, hot meals, showers, clean clothing, healthcare through Sage Healthcare partnership, and case management to promote…
Beds through 2-1-1 only
Before you go: Bring photo ID and any eviction, shelter, lease, or income paperwork you have.
The WorkPlace Inc.
Major workforce development nonprofit offering skills training, job search assistance, job placement, and support services for youth (18-24), adults, mature workers, veterans, people with disabilities…
Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
Before you go: Bring photo ID, work history, resume if you have one, and any benefit or referral paperwork.
City of Bridgeport
City reentry support for residents returning from incarceration, with referrals for employment, housing, identification, benefits, mentoring, and community services.
Mon-Fri 10am-4pm
Before you go: Bring ID if you have it, release paperwork, and any probation/parole contact information.
City of Bridgeport
City veterans affairs office providing information, referrals, and direct services to Bridgeport veterans. Includes a food pantry on the 3rd Tuesday and Wednesday of each month (10am-2pm), connections…
Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm; Food pantry: 3rd Tue & Wed 10am-2pm
Before you go: Bring photo ID and proof of address if you have them.
Access Independence, Inc.
A Center for Independent Living serving coastal Fairfield County, including Bridgeport, from its office in Stratford. Provides advocacy, peer support, information and referral, independent-living skil…
By appointment; call to confirm current service hours.
Before you go: Ask which disability services fit your situation before scheduling.
Energize CT (UI and Southern Connecticut Gas)
Free weatherization services for income-eligible households including insulation, air sealing, duct sealing, energy-efficient lighting, and appliance upgrades. Expert energy diagnostics and recommenda…
Phone: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Before you go: Bring the bill, shutoff notice if any, proof of income, and account holder information.
United Way of Connecticut
Statewide information and referral service connecting residents with social services including housing, food, healthcare, childcare, employment, and more. Available 24/7 by phone. 2-1-1 is also the fr…
24/7 by phone; from outside CT, or if 2-1-1 does not connect, call 1-800-203-1234
Before you go: Bring photo ID and any eviction, shelter, lease, or income paperwork you have.
City of Bridgeport Health & Social Services
City social services information and referrals for people with disabilities, including connections to public benefits, accessibility supports, transportation, and community services.
Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
Before you go: Bring photo ID, proof of Bridgeport residency, and any benefit or disability paperwork.
State of Connecticut
Connecticut's Clean Slate law provides automatic erasure of most low-level convictions after 7 years (misdemeanors) or 10 years (felonies). For cases not eligible for automatic erasure, you can apply …
Phone hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Before you go: Bring court papers, notices, letters, leases, IDs, and deadlines related to the legal issue.
CT Department of Labor
One-stop career center providing job search assistance, career coaching, resume help, job training information, educational opportunities, and access to hiring events. Free services.
Mon-Fri 8am-4:15pm
Before you go: Bring photo ID, work history, resume if you have one, and any benefit or referral paperwork.