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Are you or someone you care about suffering from alcohol or drug addiction? Arapahoe House offers more than 20 specialized substance abuse recovery programs at 14 metro Denver, Colorado locations. If you or someone you care about one needs help, call 303.657.3700 or e-mail info@ahinc.org. Phone lines are open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

 

 

Arapahoe House Mission Statement
 

Arapahoe House is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a continuum of accessible, affordable, and effective services for individuals and families with alcohol, drug or other behavioral health problems.

Substance Abuse Recovery Programs at Arapahoe House

 

Arapahoe House provides substance abuse treatment to vulnerable individuals and families in metro Denver. Since 1975, Arapahoe House has been empowering members of our community to find help, hope and healing from drugs and alcohol. Today, we help more than 14,000 members of our community every year.  With 14 locations and more than 20 specialized services, Arapahoe House is Colorado's leading nonprofit provider of affordable drug and alcohol treatment.  We provide substance abuse illness treatment for women and their children, teens, adults and families to help save and rebuild lives.  The nationally recognized programs of Arapahoe House are designed to meet the unique treatment needs of our clients to help give them a greater chance of recovery.

 

At Arapahoe House, we know:

  • Substance use illness is a treatable disease, not a failure of willpower.
  • The stigma associated with drug and alcohol addiction is one of the greatest barriers to recovery. 
  • The road to addiction is not traveled overnight, neither is recovery.  Treatment is just the beginning of one’s journey to life-long recovery.


  

Get Help: 303.657.3700 

Could you or someone you know have a problem with drugs or alcohol? Call 303.657.3700 or e-mail info@ahinc.org for help. Phone lines are open Monday - Saturday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
     
Imagine how many lives would change if every Coloradoan who wanted treatment for alcoholism or addiction could get help.  Too many individuals and families are turned away or choose not to seek help because of financial challenges, lack of insurance or shame.
 

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