Free & Low-Cost Drug Rehabs in Douglas, Arizona

Name	Address	Description	Treatment	Insurance
Community Health Associates	1701 North Douglas Avenue Douglas, AZ 85607	Community Intervention Associates offers substance addiction and co-occurring mental health treatment in Douglas, Arizona. Many of their programs focus on prevention, ... more details ›	DetoxOutpatientOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercareIntervention+4	MedicaidMedicareFinancial AidPrivatePayment+3
Community Health Associates	1701 North Douglas Avenue Douglas, AZ 85607	Community Intervention Associates offers substance addiction and co-occurring mental health treatment in Douglas, Arizona. Many of their programs focus on prevention, ... more details ›	DetoxOutpatientOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercareIntervention+4	MedicaidMedicareFinancial AidPrivatePayment+3
Womens Transition Project	240 O'Hara Avenue Bisbee, AZ 85603	Community Bridge’s Women's Transition Project provides short-term residential treatment and long-term residential treatment. In addition, they provide general ... more details ›	InpatientOutpatientOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercare+3	MedicaidMedicarePayment+1
Amity Foundation Circle Tree Ranch	10500 E Tanque Verde Rd Tucson, AZ 85749	The Amity Foundation’s Circle Tree Ranch is an adult drug and alcohol rehab facility on a 60 acre ranch in Tucson, Arizona. If you’re experiencing mental health ... more details ›	DetoxInpatientDual Diagnosis+1	MedicaidTricarePrivatePayment+2
Believe Recovery Services	6675 E 22nd St Tucson, AZ 85710		DetoxInpatientOutpatient+1	PrivatePayment
America’s Rehab Campuses Tucson	6944 E Tanque Verde Rd Tucson, AZ 85715	America's Rehab Campuses (ARC) is an addiction treatment center in Tucson, Arizona, providing multiple levels of care. Fully accredited, ARC offers medical detox, ... more details ›	DetoxInpatientPHPOutpatientOutpatientIntervention+4	MedicaidMedicareTricarePrivatePayment+3
Gospel Rescue Mission: Women’s Recovery Center	4550 S. Palo Verde Rd. Tucson, AZ 85714	Gospel Rescue Mission includes the Women’s Recovery Center in Tucson, Arizona. It’s part of their gender-specific addiction recovery program. They have a range of ... more details ›	InpatientDual Diagnosis	Free
COPE Community Services	5401 East 5th Street Tucson, AZ 85711		DetoxInpatientOutpatientOutpatientIntervention+3	MedicaidMedicarePrivatePayment+2
Sabino Recovery	8505 E Ocotillo Dr Tucson, AZ 85750	Sabino Recovery provides substance abuse and mental health treatment in Tucson, Arizona. It is a private rehab set on 140 acres which provides a serene, peaceful ... more details ›	DetoxInpatientOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercareSober LivingIntervention+5	Financial AidPrivatePayment+1

Free Addiction Treatment Resources in Arizona

Community Resources & Nonprofits

12 resources

Shot in the Dark

602-456-9811

Shot in the Dark provides a variety of resources to individuals in Maricopa County designed to reduce the harm of substance use and encourage people to seek treatment. Services include clean syringes and needle disposal, education, naloxone (Narcan), referrals to treatment, and more.

Drug Free Arizona Kids

Drug Free Arizona Kids offers support for parents. There are crisis and emergency numbers, intervention guides, and a treatment locator. There are also guides for how to help your child if you suspect they’re misusing alcohol or other substances.

Not My Kid

Not My Kid in Arizona provides prevention education, peer programs for kids, teens, and parents, and free drug testing kits for parents. Helping young people choose options other than alcohol and substance use is essential, and these resources can help.

Arizona Women’s Recovery Center

602-264-6214

Women with mental health and substance use disorders can receive treatment at AWRC. They can also receive career training, housing support, education, and other services to help them maintain recovery success. AWRC has several grant programs to assist women who cannot afford to pay for treatment.

Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith, and Family

602-542-4043

The Office of Youth, Faith, and Family offers several programs to increase access to substance use treatment. Financial support, primarily through grants, is given to community agencies that use the funding to connect residents who need treatment with the right provider.

Arizona Healthcare Cost Containment System: Substance Use Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Block Grant (SUBG)

602-417-4000

SUBG funding is available to community agencies that offer prevention, treatment, and recovery services to people with substance use disorders. Priority populations served at no cost include pregnant women and people without insurance or underinsured.

Northern Arizona University- SUD Program

928-523-2131

The SUD program is a brief intervention program that gives students treatment for substance use disorders. The program offers temporary harm reduction services and education while helping students transition to a higher level of treatment. Program costs can be as low as $10 per session.

The University of Arizona Counseling and Psych Services (CAPS)

520-621-3334

CAPS consists of substance abuse counselors, social workers, and educators who provide assessments, counseling, support groups, education, and community referrals. Financial donations from outside donors help pay for the treatment of students who cannot afford it.

Sexual Orientation and Gender Institute of Arizona (SOGIA)

480-780-0278

SOGIA serves LGBTQIA+ individuals and their families by offering therapies for relationships, anxiety, depression, trauma, parenting, anger management, and other mental health issues present at the time. SOGIA has pro bono services and other free or low-cost options so everyone can receive treatment.

Indian Health Service Clinics

602-364-5039

Indian Health Service Clinics help American Indians in the tri-state area, primarily those living on Indian reservations. They offer integrated behavioral health services, including mental health and substance use disorder treatments, as well as social services to help them maintain long-term recovery.

Native Health of Phoenix

602-279-5262

Native Health offers telehealth and mobile programs for American Indians, Native Alaskans, LGBTQ, and other culturally specific groups. These programs help individuals and families overcome geographic barriers. If someone cannot afford services, they can sign a declaration of no income and obtain necessary treatments.

Tohono O’odham Nation Division of Behavioral Health

520-383-2028

Tohono O’odham Nation members can access mental health and substance abuse treatment at no cost. They can receive individual, group, and family therapy. Additional treatments take into account the importance of culture and include acupuncture, traditional healing practices, day treatment programs, and suicide and violence prevention.

Harm Reduction & Opioid Resources

6 resources

Phoenix Public Libraries Free Naloxone Kits

If you want naloxone (Narcan), no questions asked and no ID required, you can stop into any of the 17 public libraries in Phoenix, Arizona. Each naloxone kit has two doses, gloves, and instructions. The libraries get a new supply each month and may run out, so consider going early in the month for the best chance of accessing these kits.

LifePoint of Pima County

520-724-7770

LifePoint offers a judgment-free needle exchange program in Pima County. At LifePoint, you can also access rapid testing for HIV and Hep C, information about methadone and suboxone, and referrals to medical care and substance use treatment.

Sonoran Prevention Works

480-442-7086

Sonoran Prevention Works helps provide naloxone (Narcan) and related supplies, along with HIV and Hep C testing. Sonoran Prevention Works also connects people with resources if they want to seek treatment for substance use.

Coconino County Arizona

928-679-726

Residents of Coconino County, Arizona, can pick up free naloxone (Narcan) by calling or emailing the County Health and Human Services department. The County also offers treatment resources for substance use, mental health, and overall well-being. There is also reentry support for those leaving the County jail.

NEXT Distro

646-389-0752

Next Distro distributes harm-reduction supplies to people with substance use issues and their families or friends for free. Naloxone and syringes, which are proven to save lives and prevent disease transmission, are the primary supplies. Anyone can place an order online, and the company will deliver the supplies through the postal system.

Arizona State Opioid Response (SOR) Project

602-496-1479

SOR is a grant-funded program that offers free medication assistance treatment for people with opioid use disorders. They serve hard-to-reach populations, such as the homeless, rural or isolated areas, tribal communities, people reentering society from jail or prison, veterans, and the military.

Government Programs

10 resources

Pinal County Free Narcan Kits

520-509-3555

If you’re looking for Narcan in Pinal County, the County website provides a list of pickup locations where you can get doses, no questions asked. Hundreds of people die from opioid overdose in Pinal County every year, and Narcan can help save lives.

AHCCCS Opioid Service Locator

602-417-4000

The AHCCCS, Arizona’s Medicaid agency, offers an opioid use disorder treatment locator. You can enter your zip code and find providers in your area. Be sure to contact the provider directly to confirm services and make sure your health insurance coverage applies.

Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES)

The Arizona Department of Economic Security provides a variety of services for homeless and indigent individuals, such as emergency shelter, rapid rehousing, and outreach. The Department also offers rental assistance, short-term crisis services, and water and energy assistance for lower-income households.

Arizona Department of Housing

602-771-1000

Arizona’s Department of Housing has a list of state-sponsored access points for homeless and indigent individuals. You can search by county, allowing you to find necessary resources in your area. Each listing includes contact information, hours of operation, and other details.

Arizona 211

2-1-1

Arizona 211 helps Arizona residents connect with a wide variety of essential services, including housing services, utility assistance, eviction prevention, food, clothing, and job support. Arizona citizens can also connect with senior care, child care and education services, and mental health care and substance use treatment.

Arizona Prevention Resource

Arizona Prevention Resource has a website with a wide range of resources for substance use prevention. They provide prevention information for families, communities, workplaces, and schools, along with a list of drug take-back events. Arizona Prevention Resource also has educational materials about multiple substances, from vaping to opioids to methamphetamine and marijuana.

AHCCCS Opioid Treatment Locator

This AHCCCS website, from Arizona’s Medicaid agency, provides a list of 24/7 access points for opioid treatment services, as well as a list of peer and family support programs. If you need care at any time of day or night, these locations can help.

VA Northern Arizona Health Care

Veterans throughout Northern Arizona can create an account on this online portal and access their health information and providers. The portal allows them to make appointments, review records, and message doctors. They can apply for financial hardship assistance to cover treatment copay costs if they cannot afford to pay.

Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services

602-535-1215

The Arizona Department of Veterans Services helps veterans apply for healthcare and other service-related benefits at the state and federal levels. They run three nursing facilities for veterans needing short and long-term care in Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, and Yuma.

Staff Sergeant Alexander W. Conrad Veterans Affairs Health Care Clinic

480-397-2800

The VA Health Care Clinic offers mental health treatment to veterans. Services include medication assistance, substance use treatment, and therapies for post-traumatic stress, anger management, and many other mental health disorders. Financial hardship assistance is available to cover treatment copay costs.

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