Men's Transitional House - RNP Unverified

Men's Transitional House - RNP is a 36-bed transitional housing program operated by the Recovery Network of Programs (RNP), created to support men involved with the Court Support Services Division (CSSD). The program serves individuals facing substance use disorder, co-occurring mental health conditions, or homelessness. This structured residential setting provides a safe, stable, and recovery-focused environment that helps residents rebuild independence while meeting court and treatment requirements.

Residents may stay up to 90 days and receive comprehensive recovery services, including intensive outpatient treatment (IOP), outpatient counseling, and medication-assisted treatment for drug addiction and alcohol addiction. The program offers psychoeducational groups focused on relapse prevention, life skills, employment readiness, anger management, parenting, stress management, and family reunification, along with peer-led 12-Step support. With 24/7 staff supervision and trauma-informed practices, Men's Transitional House ensures a secure and supportive atmosphere while providing case management and connection to long-term housing and continued care within RNP’s treatment network.