Recovery Resources
Looking for support?
Your road to recovery, whatever that looks like, is yours to to make. You will make the road by walking it--is not laid out before you - and we're here to support you along the way!
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The RECOVER Project is a safe, welcoming community that supports recovery by sharing the wisdom of our lived experience and strengthens our community through full participation.
crisis stabilization (CSO)
CSO is committed to providing open access to a broad range of support services.
Walk into any CSO location to get started.
Franklin Recovery Center
Provides acute treatment/detoxification, serving those 18 years and older who are in their first 5-7 days of recovery. The center has 32 beds and serves both men and women.
For information call (413) 733-1423.
Northern hope
Provides Clinical Stabilization Services, a next step in the recovery process for those ready to leave the Franklin Recovery Center.
For information call (413) 733-1423.
Clean slate
Addiction is a disease and can be treated. We offer individualized outpatient treatment plans to give you the freedom to walk your own path. Proven medicines such as buprenorphine and naltrexone can help reduce your cravings while we help you build a long term recovery plan. Our care coordination services can help you with support services such as counseling, child care, housing and transportation.
center for human development
Everyone deserves high-quality mental health services. Our counselors and therapists use every resource available to connect you to the care you need.
community support options
CSO is committed to providing open access to a broad range of support services.
Walk into any CSO location to get started.
dial/self
We provide a wide array of services that foster youth empowerment and community service.
montague catholic social ministries
MCSM serves the community through Playgroup, Women’s Center, Family Support Home Visiting, Basic Needs, and Homework Help. MCSM does not discriminate, all programs and services are provided free of charge and open to everyone in the community.
the wildflower alliance
The Wildflower Alliance supports healing and empowerment for our broader communities and people who have been impacted by psychiatric diagnosis, trauma, extreme states, homelessness, problems with substances and other life-interrupting challenges.