STEPPINGSTONE SUPPORTIVE LIVING PROGRAM | YWCA OF ROCHESTER AND MONROE COUNTY

175 N Clinton Avenue, Rochester, NY 14604

Eligibility

Steppingstone: Women, ages 18 years and older. Women with children. Steppingstone supportive living apartments: Referral from OASAS-licensed agency.

Hours

Office: M-F 8:00AM-5:00PM. 24-Hour switchboard coverage.

(585) 546-5513

Voice

(585) 368-2225

Voice - Intake | Amy Wells

(585) 546-5820

Voice

(585) 546-1077

Fax

[email protected]

Languages

Spanish

Application process

Call 585-368-2225 during business hours for more information.

Fees

Sliding scale fees for most programs. Accepts child care subsidies and Social Services housing allowances.

Service area

Monroe County, New York

Description

* Provides individual and group substance abuse treatment. Services include: Residential treatment program for women in recovery making the transition to independent living Social activities such as holiday parties provide women with the opportunity to form supportive friendships, addressing the isolation that often accompanies chemical dependency Urinalysis Advocacy services Personal development and skill-building workshops Educational programs AIDS, wellness and recovery, life skills Relapse prevention After care case management for those who leave the substance abuse or transitional housing programs Referrals for inpatient treatment or detoxification Referrals to community resources such as health care and vocational training Individual and group counseling Parenting classes On site drop-in childcare for clients who reside in the program 29 furnished apartments available for women and women with children

Data provided by

211 Life Line Finger Lakes

What's Here

Central Intake/Assessment for Substance Use Disorders Relapse Prevention Programs Transitional Residential Substance Use Disorder Services Substance Use Disorder Referrals

Providing organization

YWCA OF ROCHESTER AND MONROE COUNTY

YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County is a social services agency targeting the needs of women and families - men are accepted in some of the programs. Services include a fall continuum of housing options, recovery services, parenting and pregnant teen services and racial justice programs.