Transitional housing offers temporary, structured environments to help individuals gradually reintegrate into the community, while permanent housing provides long-term stability​

Reintegration housing often includes access to mental health counseling and peer support, helping residents manage conditions like anxiety, depression, or trauma that may impact recovery​

Yes, many reintegration programs, including Fusion, encourage family participation, which may include family counseling sessions and involvement in aftercare planning​

Common rules may include curfews, sobriety checks, restricted access to certain areas, and participation in scheduled counseling sessions, designed to create a safe, sober environment​

Many programs, including Fusion, offer vocational counseling, job readiness training, and assistance with job searching to help residents gain employment as they transition out of the program​

Programs typically have relapse management protocols in place, which may include counseling, adjustments to the treatment plan, or other interventions to support the resident in returning to sobriety​

Yes, programs like Fusion offer MAT for individuals managing opioid dependence, with secure storage and monitoring in place to ensure compliance with state regulations​

Reintegration housing often includes 24/7 staff, secure entry and exit, and regular check-ins to maintain a safe environment for residents focused on recovery​

Activities may include life skills workshops, recreational programs, community outings, and peer support groups, all aimed at helping residents transition smoothly back into daily life​

Many programs provide aftercare planning, connecting residents with community resources, outpatient counseling, and continued case management to support long-term success​