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Heilman Residence
Opened in 1985, and named after the pioneer in chemical dependency
treatment, Richard Heilman, this Level II Board and Lodging residence was
created to address the needs of homeless clients leaving the Prodigal House Program.
Since its inception, Heilman Residence
has become transitional housing for men who are chemically dependent. In this loosely structured living environment
many people have used the resources available to begin living a happy,
productive life.
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Heilman Residence
Although Heilman Residence is utilized mainly for men coming from Prodigal House that need board and lodging services, it is also open to any males who fit the criteria for admission.
It is also used in conjunction with structured aftercare services which are utilized when a person continues having problem areas after leaving Prodigal House treatment.
Included in the board and lodging
services we offer ongoing support
to the residents, crisis counseling with
the Prodigal House counseling staff,
access to the Learning Center and
anger management counseling. |
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Admission Criteria |
Unemployed or Underemployed
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Homeless or at risk of being so
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Leaving chemical dependency treatment
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In some type of outpatient program
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Leaving other programs or institutions
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In order to gain admission into Heilman Residence Board and Lodging
a potential resident must meet two criteria:
- He must have a minimum of 60 days of continuous sobriety.
- He must have successfully completed at least one chemical dependency treatment.
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