The Gavin Foundation

The quincy ats/css (detox) program provides acute treatment services ("ats") and clinical stabilization services ("css") to adults struggling with drugs or alcohol, including heroin and prescription drugs. The program focuses on stabilizing individuals, enhancing their motivation to change, and linking them to continued treatment and collateral services.

The adult residential program is an intensive substance abuse recovery home program which provides individual and group counseling, advocacy, vocational and educational services, medical consultation and substance abuse education to individuals in boston and The surrounding communities who have recently achieved sobriety and require rehabilitative services to strengthen and maintain their sobriety. A substantial amount of The revenue of this program is derived from services delivered to The commonwealth of Massachusetts through The department of public health. The program includes The Gavin house located in south boston, Massachusetts, The charlestown recovery house located in charlestown, Massachusetts, and The boston hamilton house located in dorchester, Massachusetts.

The center for recovery services program offers assessment, and individual and group treatment for individuals struggling with substance use, abuse and addiction. Services are provided by licensed clinicians and include: assessment, counseling, relapse prevention, case management, anger management and enhanced structured outpatient addiction program for youth ages 16 to 20. The center for recovery services program is licensed as an outpatient program by The bureau of substance abuse services, department of mental health. The agency is also an approved provider of behavioral health services by The Massachusetts behavioral health partnership and is approved to provide access to treatment and recovery services for individuals involved with The criminal justice system and affected by substance use.

National youth summits are held on opioid awareness designed to educate middle and high school students about The dangers of opioid misuse while promoting The benefits of a healthy lifestyle.

The bridge recovery center ("brc") provides peer recovery in a safe and supportive environment through individual and group treatment that allows peers to help one another through their recovery efforts. The agency collaborated with malden overcoming addiction ("moa") to develop and operate The brc located in malden, Massachusetts.

The recovery homes collaborative works closely with The national alliance of recovery residences ("narr") to create a process for The implementation of narr's national standards on sober home certification and provides training and technical assistance.

The graduate center provides residence to graduates of The adult residential programs.