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Annapolis Samaritan House |
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A state-certified treatment facility for adult men struggling with substance abuse
Admission Criteria: Admission is available to adult males with a primary diagnosis of Substance Abuse Disorder, who meet placement criteria defined by ASAM. Must be capable of self care. Must be substance free, be physically, mentally able to seek and maintain employment able be financially responsible for fees. Must be referred by a professional addiction counselor from an Intermediate Care Facility, Intensive Outpatient Program or Jail Based Substance Abuse program. Each client must have a face-to-face screening interview. Interviews are only done on Wednesdays.
Program Components: Individual and group counseling, case management, relapse prevention, life skills training, parenting classes, peer groups and family counseling as required.
Program Requirements: Individuals must remain substance free. Active involvement in all phases of program, 11 PM curfew, attendance at 7 community bases 12 Step Program meetings per week. Full time employment within 21 days of admission. Full compliance with requirements of the Criminal Justice System. |
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Campus of Recovery Campaign |
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The Latest News...
The Samaritan House recognizes the growing need for substance abuse treatment and residential care. To meet this need, the Board of Directors has lauched a Campus of Recovery Expansion Campaign. The $600,000 expansion plans include the construction of an additional dormitory and space for out-patient counseling and support programs, establishing a one-stop location for comprehensive treatment services.
For more information on this campaign, see a related article in "News" or contact the Samaritan House at 410.269.5605
Coming soon: The latest expansion developments! |
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Message from the Board of Directors... |
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Since 1971, Samaritan House has helped men on their journey to an addiction-free life. Founded by recovering addicts who saw a need for residential care, Samaritan House started on West Street in Annapolis, Maryland. After receiving state certification, the Samaritan House moved operations to eight wooded acres in a secluded pocket of the city. In this serene location, clients participate in individual and group counseling, relapse prevention and life-skills training under the guidance of professionally trained staff. The campus features a halfway house that can accommodate sixteen men and a transitional house with accommodations for nine. |
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“Quite simply, the Samaritan House through ‘rules and consequences’ taught me personal responsibility one day at a time. It was the best decision I’ve ever made toward independence.”- Samaritan House Client 2011
“The program introduced me to a better way of living and instilled the tools needed to be a good husband and father to my family.” – Samaritan House Client 2011 |
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