Juneau Housing First Collaborative
Sober Living Home in Juneau, AK - For Men and Women offering Dual Diagnosis Treatment
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The Juneau Housing First Collaborative offers a unique approach to ending homelessness in Juneau, AK, through its commitment to equity, health, and dignity. This facility provides permanent supportive housing with on-site primary, behavioral, and addiction treatment services, catering to some of the community's most vulnerable citizens. With a focus on collaborative problem-solving, it aims to connect residents to essential services while fostering a sense of community. The facility emphasizes respect, compassion, and wellness as core values.
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What types of treatment/programs does Juneau Housing First Collaborative offer?+−
Juneau Housing First Collaborative provides permanent supportive housing along with on-site primary, behavioral, and addiction treatment services.
Where is Juneau Housing First Collaborative located?+−
Juneau Housing First Collaborative is located in Juneau, Alaska, serving the community's most vulnerable citizens.
Does Juneau Housing First Collaborative accept insurance?+−
Contact Juneau Housing First Collaborative directly for current insurance and payment options.
What makes Juneau Housing First Collaborative different from other sober living homes in Juneau?+−
Juneau Housing First Collaborative focuses on collaborative problem-solving and aims to end homelessness by connecting residents to essential services while fostering a sense of community.
Does Juneau Housing First Collaborative offer dual diagnosis treatment?+−
Yes, Juneau Housing First Collaborative offers dual diagnosis treatment, catering to individuals with co-occurring conditions.
What amenities does Juneau Housing First Collaborative offer?+−
Specific amenities are not listed for Juneau Housing First Collaborative; however, it provides essential services to support residents in their recovery.
Who is Juneau Housing First Collaborative designed for?+−
Juneau Housing First Collaborative is a co-ed facility designed for individuals experiencing homelessness and in need of supportive housing and addiction treatment.
What services does Juneau Housing First Collaborative offer?+−
Juneau Housing First Collaborative is a sober living home in Juneau, Alaska that provides comprehensive recovery services in a supportive environment.
Recovery in Juneau, AK.
The cultural scene in Juneau offers a rich array of sober activities that cater to diverse interests. Visitors and residents can explore local museums, such as the Alaska State Museum, enjoy live music at venues like the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, or participate in seasonal events such as the Juneau Jazz & Classics festival. The food scene also reflects the local culture, with opportunities to enjoy fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients at various restaurants. Engaging in these sober activities helps create a fulfilling lifestyle that supports recovery.
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Text (830) 240-2183We reply 9am–5pm PT, Monday–Friday.
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