Sober housing. Detoxes Rehabilitation. Nassau Suffolk.

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The fact of the matter is some houses are supposed to be sober houses but they are not

Mandatory Treatment

1 Seafield Sober House 

Renee/ Mike (288-1122 ext. 275)

or 631 451-6007 – Medford location 

Accepts DSS, SSI/SSD

2 New Hope Rising, Inc.

Mastic

631 336-9990

Accepts DSS

Working Houses

3 CK Post – Community Residence

(Intake – Request Community Residence– 434-7200)

Must get a job. Must save 70% of income.

Written referral needed.  In resource file.

4 Cumulous

Mastic

Kathleen – House Manager – 631 394-1948

Men and women

5 Mainstream House 

(Robert Hartmann Jr.  – 384-9754)

or  631 764-3003

Riverhead   Accepts DSS

6 Daniel’s House

(Gail - 294-6438)

Mastic, Accepts: DSS or Working

7 Mastic House

(Michael -657-6770 - Mrs. Joseph 504-7378)

NO DSS 

SSI/SSD $475

8 Lilly Guerline- Middle Island

532-7518, 509-1606 or 504-7499- Accepts: DSS

9 Soul Shine Housing (Formerly Cion Solutions) 

Gabby - 631 618-1751

3 houses – Coram, Bellport and Shirley.

10 Living Everyday Effectively (708-5509)

Mastic  Accepts DSS

11 Sonia Recovery Homes (Darren – 433-9102)

Bayshore, Central Islip – Accepts DSS, SSI, SSD

12 Waldo’s House (Waldo 714-4406 or cell 566-0308)

Middle Island – Accepts DSS

13 Mike. (631) 459-9965 Mastic Blvd. Mastic Rivelo Shirley and others Sober houses with drug tests once a week. Shared rooms 700-800 a month 

14 JDS Concepts (James 718 640-3042)

Several houses in Western Suffolk.

Accepts DSS, SSI, SSD & Self Pay.

15 United Veterans Beacon House (Ricky 1-631-771-9336)

Veteran and Non veteran services and housing

Accepts DSS, SSI, SSD 

16 Hampton House (Toni Magoulas 1-631-581-3573, 1-631-627-0355) 

Accepts DSS and self pay, SSI, SSD

Multiple locations

18 Fresh Renewal

Bernie – 516 304-9568

Accepts DSS

Multiple locations

19 Housing option with Bernie - 516-304-9568.

House in Brentwood; on Brentwood – Hauppauge border

House has 7 bedrooms, 2 people per room

Accepts DSS, SSP supplemental shelter program

20 Second Chance Properties

Sober housing for men - Michael C – 631 459-9965

Farmingville, E. Patchogue, Shirley

Accepts DSS – may have additional fees.

21 Second Chance Properties

Sober housing for women - Kayla 516 988-4545

Shirley

Accepts DSS – may have additional fees.

22 Ken’s Place (Ken or Claire - 205-1706)

North Shirley, Does not accept DSS

23 Quannacut Sober House (Jack – 369-8966)

Mattituck, Flanders (new House 8/29/16) Accepts: DSS

24 Ken’s House (Ken, 891-2168)

Patchogue; Accepts: DSS, SSI/SSD.

25 Zeus Housing (Hank, 631-484-6650)

Brentwood;  SSD, SSI and Self Pay Only

Seeking older men 30 and above

26 Sober house female  (631) 618-1751 We have  housing available for WOMEN IN RECOVERY. This is a family atmosphere in which women that are in recovery can join. Everyone goes to 12 step meetings daily and follows the protocol of a 12 step program. If you are SINCERELY interested in a sober and clean atmosphere then we welcome you. We accept DSS, cash or check as payment. There is no security deposit needed either. You need only a desire to maintain complete sobriety, be willing to follow a few simple rules and have a good attitude. We are affiliated with every hospital and crisis center in Suffolk and Nassau, as well as the drug court system in both counties. We pride ourselves on maintaining an atmosphere that promotes personal growth and are looking forward to meeting you! Shirley, NY. It is located near William Floyd Parkway and Montauk Highway. It is located within walking distance of 5 shopping centers, the LIRR, as well as a major bus route. This house is currently accepting applicants who can either self-pay or are applying through Social Services pending a submitted SSP packet. I can be reached either through my public page, my business email at124masticcorp@gmail.com,or at my cell@631-687-0907. Please text or call.

Nassau County

Salvation Army – 516 481-7600 ext 332

Hempstead – Work therapy program.

Detox Programs

Eastern L.I. Hospital – 631 369-8977

Mather Hospital – 631 473-1320 ext. 4255

Nassau County Medical Center – 516-572-6394

St. Charles Hospital (alc & drug) – 631 474-6981

Southside Hospital – 631 968-3141

Talbot House – 631 589-4144

Brookhaven Hospital – 631 687-4000

Mercy New Hope - 516-546-7070

Inpatient Treatment Programs

St. Charles Hospital – 631 474-6233

South Oaks Hospital – 631 264-4000

C.K. Post – 631 434-7207

Daytop (T.C.) – 631 351-7112

E.L.I. Hospital (Quannacut) – 631 477-8877

Phoenix House (T.C.) – 844 815-1508

Outreach (T.C.) – 631 231-3232

Seafield Center – 631 288-1122

Self-Help Meetings

AA Hotline Number (631) 669-1124

NA Hotline Number (631) 689-6262 

AL-Anon Family Group (631) 669-2827

Emergency Housing

Covenant House NYC (youth) 1-212-727-4000

D.S.S. Emergency Services Unit – 631 854-9100

Maureen Haven Riverhead (Nov-Mar) 1-877-727-6820

Nassau Emergency Housing - (516) 573-8626

Peconic Heights (female) – 631 208-8209

Salvation Army (VA, Northport) – 631 262-0601

St. Joseph’s (female) – 631 261-7989

Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous

Step 1 “We admitted we were powerless over alcohol-that our lives had become unmanageable.”

Step 2  “Came to believe that a power greater then ourselves could restore us to sanity.”

Step 3  “Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.” 

Step 4  “Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.”

Step 5   “Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.”

Step 6  “Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.”

Step 7  “Humbly asked him to remove our shortcomings”

Step 8  “Made a list of all persons we have harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.” 

Step 9   “Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.”

Step 10   “Continued to take moral inventory and when we wrong promptly admitted it.”

Step 11  “Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscience contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for the knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.” 

Step 12  “Having had a spiritual awaking as a result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.” 

Serenity Prayer

God Grant me the serenity 

To accept the things

I cannot change

The courage to change the things I can

And the wisdom to know the difference