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Provides substance use disorder day treatment that is held 4 to 5 days per week for 5 to 8 hours per day. A person may enter day treatment after receiving residential treatment; however, it is not a prerequisite to entering the program.

Provides 9–19 hours per week of treatment for clients with severe substance use disorders. Clients in this level of care attend some form of treatment each day of the week for 4–6 weeks, then are re-evaluated for a lower level of care.

Provides spiritual, substance abuse classes, and treatment utilizing group and individual counseling. After 7 months, participants enter work and housing phase. Participants may start full time work and housing search outside of the mission to prepare for the transition after completion of program.

Provides general and intensive outpatient treatment for those who struggle with substance use disorders. General outpatient treatment is typically 1 to 8 hours per week; intensive outpatient treatment is typically 9+ hours per week, based on evaluation and input from the client and their therapist.

Helps youth struggling with a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and/or substance abuse issues find health, healing, and happiness, by providing them and their families with the education, support, and resources to help themselves.

Provides supervised, structured daytime activities for adults with substance abuse problems.