The Work Plus+ program is our job training and placement program geared towards helping our clients obtain the skills needed to reach their full potential, and the possibility of gainful employment. Click Here for more details.
A Better Way Structural Contractors
A Better Way Structural Contracting Licensed. Registered. Insured. 100% Tax deductable, and all proceeds go to the homeless.
CLUB SURRENDER is opening it's doors for it's weekly SOBER DANCE TONIGHT!!! Please see our calendar on the right for information and directions.
A Beacon of Hope for the Southcoast Community
A Safe Port in the Storm
The Work Plus+ Program is now accepting Spring Clean Out jobs at greatly reduced rates! Act now to finish off those annoying basement or attic cleanouts you have been postponing! For more information call us at 1-508-996-6814 or click here to request more info.
Addiction Rehabilitation Services currently manages the Beit Tikvah "House of Hope" in New Bedford, MA.. This program provides assessment and treatment planning to individual men and women in addition to single pregnant mothers and families who are homeless.
Our primary concern is the safety and well being of our clients followed by a thorough assessment of the precipitating condition which led to their homelessness. From this we work cooperatively with our clients to develop a clear and achievable plan to address these problems.
This may include vocational counseling, substance abuse counseling, psychiatric assessment and treatment, financial assessment and planning, integration of family support, spiritual guidance, but in most cases, it includes some degree of assistance in each of these areas.
Our Work Plus+ Program offers an array of vocational counseling services including job seeking skills, resume writing, job referral and placement, and on the job vocational training through placement with skilled craftsmen in the community. Some of our placements have included apprenticeships with electricians, plumbers, and general contractors.
We also operate a nightly outreach program to the homeless called the Mobile Outreach Program. Each evening at 10:00 pm we go out into the community and search for homeless men and women who have not found shelter.
We go to local hospitals, police stations, abandoned buildings, and anyplace else that homeless people may seek shelter. We bring blankets and food for those who need them and offer shelter for anyone who wants it.
These services are especially critical during the winter months when the homeless are at greater risk.
