Residential Treatment Programs

Anchor of Hope

Residential Treatment Program

Anchor of Hope is our Residential Program for men and women. Our sober assisted living housing program will provide a safe, supervised, structured environment by tailoring drug and alcohol addiction treatment to the unique needs of our clients. We draw clients out of isolation and help them develop a healthy and esteem building lifestyle of recovery that they can maintain by using the tools we teach them to cope with life's stressors without drugs or alcohol.

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Anchor of Hope offers:

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  • Nine (11) bed sober-living apartment facility in Akron, Ohio

  • Clients have 24-hour, 7-days a week supervision by qualified staff

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Model

  • Diagnostic Drug and Mental Health Assessments

  • Individual Counseling and Supportive 12-Step Help Groups

  • Regular Client Progress Reports and Updates to Providers

  • Structured Daily Schedule

  • Individual Case Management offering wrap around services

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How To Apply/Who Qualifies

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  1. Complete our online referral process form

  2. Applicants must be medically stable through alcohol or opiate detoxification, have Medicaid or insurance, and be willing to receive treatment

The Navigator

Intensive Aftercare Program

The Navigator is a Intensive Aftercare Treatment Program with Assisted Living Housing for men and women. Our assisted living housing program provides a sober, strong, safe, supervised and structured environment for men as they steer out of the hurricane of a substance use disorder into a secure harbor of sobriety, peace and healing.

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The Navigator Program offers:

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  • Nine (19) bed capacity

  • Recovery, Assisted- Living program in a stable, apartment style environment

  • Structured, Drug-Free and Safe Environment

  • No financial deposit or housing payments required in program for the first 90-days

  • Therapeutic Community Living with shared household responsibilities

  • Clinical Treatment Planning and Case Management

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How To Apply/Who Qualifies

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  1. Complete our online referral process form

  2. Applicants must be medically stable through alcohol or opiate detoxification, have Medicaid or insurance, and be willing to receive treatment

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*** As of October 1, 2022, we are no longer accepting new clients for aftercare treatment until futher notice. *** 

What You Can Bring?

Approved Items

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Please note: hygiene products, linens, and pillows will be provided. Clients may bring their own hygiene products, perfumes/cologne, cigarettes, and tobacco; however, all items must be unopened in its original packaging from the manufacture. NOAH is not responsible for any lost or stolen property including money.

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Due to limited storage space, please DO NOT bring LARGE quantities of clothing and personal items. 

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  • ONLY 7 to 10 day's worth of clothing (1 carry-on bag suitcase)

  • Current medications prescribed by a Physician (must be a 30-day supply)

  • Hair dryer, curling iron, clippers, flat iron

  • Stamps, Envelopes Toothbrush, Toothpaste

  • Mediation Books, Bible, Magazines

  • Bath Soap, Shampoo, Conditioner

  • Cosmetics

  • Lotion, Vaseline

  • Perfume, Cologne

  • Hairspray

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What You Cannot Bring

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  • Weapons

  • Drugs or Alcohol

  • Cellphones

  • Mp3, iPod, Compact Disc, Radio

  • Clothing with any vulgar, profane, drug/alcohol-related images or wording

  • Revealing clothing, e.g., tight shorts, shirts, halters, skirts

  • Electronic Games

  • Headphones

  • Food, Snacks, Soda Pop, Energy Drinks of any kind

  • Comforters, pillows, and stuffed animals

  • E-Cigarette's and Vapes 

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Additional Details

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All drop-offs must be scheduled by calling (330) 237-6662 or in-person at our Headquarters in Akron, Ohio by a scheduled appointment only. Those dropping off must bring a valid form of identification.

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All mail, packages, and drop offs are to be sent to NOAH’s headquarters in care of the client’s name in Akron, Ohio. 

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If Client has any allergies (e.g., food, detergents, etc.), please inform the Intake Coordinator and/or House Manager prior to admission.