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White Buffalo Recovery follows a circular approach to a continuum of care, seeing how all aspects are connected and continuous. A continuum of care is a comprehensive approach to behavioral health also means seeing promotion, prevention, treatment and recovery as parts of an overall continuum of care. All aspects are equally important and necessary for our community.

FHR offers extensive services in mental health, addiction treatment, justice-involved IOP, relapse prevention, and BIG/DV services. We accept insurance, Social Security Disability (SSD), and a sliding fee scale for individuals. At FHR, we deliver services that are caring and effective. Our approach is rooted in compassion and a commitment to excellence, ensuring that every individual receives the highest quality of care tailored to their unique needs. We Are the Difference!

Volunteers of America operates recovery homes to provide men and women, age 18 and older, a safe and structured living environment that is supportive of their recovery efforts. Each recovery home (a five-bedroom women’s home and five-bedroom men’s home) provides a drug and alcohol-free homelike environment for individuals who are self-sustaining, but who require a minimal level of support and assistance to maintain recovery from alcohol, drug, or gambling abuse.

White Buffalo Recovery follows a circular approach to a continuum of care, seeing how all aspects are connected and continuous. A continuum of care is a comprehensive approach to behavioral health also means seeing promotion, prevention, treatment and recovery as parts of an overall continuum of care. All aspects are equally important and necessary for our community.

White Buffalo Recovery follows a circular approach to a continuum of care, seeing how all aspects are connected and continuous. A continuum of care is a comprehensive approach to behavioral health also means seeing promotion, prevention, treatment and recovery as parts of an overall continuum of care. All aspects are equally important and necessary for our community.

We are a resident-centered, alcohol- and drug-free community for men seeking a safe sober structured transitional recovery community. The purpose of Hope House is to provide a safe and healthy living environment to initiate and sustain recovery and improvement in one’s physical, mental, spiritual, and social wellbeing.

White Buffalo Recovery follows a circular approach to a continuum of care, seeing how all aspects are connected and continuous. A continuum of care is a comprehensive approach to behavioral health also means seeing promotion, prevention, treatment and recovery as parts of an overall continuum of care. All aspects are equally important and necessary for our community.

White Buffalo Recovery follows a circular approach to a continuum of care, seeing how all aspects are connected and continuous. A continuum of care is a comprehensive approach to behavioral health also means seeing promotion, prevention, treatment and recovery as parts of an overall continuum of care. All aspects are equally important and necessary for our community.

If you are someone suffering from an addiction illness, or you know of someone who is, it is my hope that you will find the courage to visit us at Wyoming Recovery and discover the path to a sober/drug-free, healthy and productive lifestyle.

Subimago is a local non-profit offering sober living programs to justice-involved women seeking self-sufficiency. Our programs guide women through a community atmosphere, employment, personal and professional development, recovery from substance use disorder, and more.

Volunteers of America operates recovery homes to provide men and women, age 18 and older, a safe and structured living environment that is supportive of their recovery efforts. Each recovery home (a five-bedroom women’s home and five-bedroom men’s home) provides a drug and alcohol-free homelike environment for individuals who are self-sustaining, but who require a minimal level of support and assistance to maintain recovery from alcohol, drug, or gambling abuse.