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St. Francis Recovery Center
"Everything I
(St. Francis client speaking about how much he has lost in his life and his recovery experience
This residential program serves chemically dependent men over 18 years of age by providing a comfortable setting for those needing safe housing and support while making the adjustment to living a sober life. Each program has the capacity for 16 residents. A screening process is required before admission for treatment. The Extended Shelter is for men in the early stages of recovery. This program provides a structured therapeutic environment to address substance abuse issues. Most residents have recently completed a detoxification program or can provide documentation they are not in need of such services. To be admitted a resident must have a minimum of one week sobriety. The primary objective is to stabilize the individual in order to provide continuity of treatment. Some residents are awaiting admission to further treatment facilities while others are in the process of planning for continued sobriety. Length of stay in this program is up to 45 days.
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Location: 24 Dunn Street
email: francisinfo@ccmaine.org
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Catholic Charities Maine St. Francis Recovery Center is dedicated to helping people heal their lives from chemical dependency by providing: compassion, respect and dignified treatment; a safe structured living environment; education about chemical dependency; opportunities to develop a healthy lifestyle; tools to maintain on-going abstinence; and a holistic approach to recovery. We believe that chemical dependency is primarily a disease, rather than a manifestation of moral consequence, character weakness, or psychological dysfunction.
