Residential
Father Bill’s & MainSpring Shelter 54 N. Main St., Brockton, MA, 02301
Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Mainspring provides compassionate outpatient care for adults struggling with **substance addiction**, including opioid and alcohol use disorders, in Brockton, Massachusetts. This community-based center supports individuals in recovery, pregnant women, and people experiencing homelessness, ensuring access to treatment without judgment. Services include behavioral counseling, peer support, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with Suboxone and Vivitrol to help stabilize health and support long-term recovery. Offering both clinic-based and mobile care, the team meets people wherever they are, building trust and promoting emotional and physical well-being.
At Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Mainspring, treatment is grounded in harm-reduction principles that emphasize dignity, safety, and patient-centered support. Specialized programs such as Moms Do Care help pregnant and parenting women receive essential treatment and parenting support, while mobile outreach expands services directly into neighborhoods and shelters like Father Bill’s. Every patient receives guidance from dedicated peer coaches with lived experience, making care more relatable and empowering individuals to move toward recovery with confidence and stability.