Free Alcohol and Drug Rehab Centers in Johnson,

Vermonters who call 211 are connected to a wide range of social services, such as educational and employment support, housing services, transportation assistance, senior and child care, mental health and substance use treatment, and much more. 211 is an easy central location for all the support you might need.

Vermont Recovery Network provides a list and map of recovery support programs across the state. These organizations offer services such as peer support, assistance with social programs, housing services, community drop-in centers, and more.

Turning Point Centers of Chittenden County serves Vermont's most populated county by providing recovery peer support, a Moms in Recovery program, recovery coaching and group meetings, an art studio with several mediums and woodworking, and free yoga. They can also help connect visitors with other resources including housing, food, and senior care.

Jenna’s Promise is located in Johnson and offers recovery housing, financial assistance, and workforce development through the organization's coffee roasting company and discount store. They also have a community center that hosts recovery meetings, yoga classes, senior socializing, and serves as a rentable sober event space.

Upper Valley Turning Point in White River Junction has a drop-in center that hosts recovery meetings and offers recreation and fellowship, help navigating treatment, referrals to additional support services, and free naloxone (Narcan) and overdose prevention training. The center has a library, computer access, a pool table, and outdoor space for summer events. Upper Valley also offers recovery housing.

For Burlington residents with developmental, mental health, or substance use struggles, the Howard Center provides comprehensive support. Services include alternative school programs, vocational and employment support, housing services, eldercare, life skills training, and services for the justice involved. They also offer harm reduction services, including naloxone (Narcan) kits, overdose prevention training, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, HIV/Hep C testing & link to care, and case management.

ANEW Place has a four-part housing program in Burlington for individual adults that includes emergency shelter, a transition plan, life skills training, relationship-building, supportive housing, and eventually permanent housing. Families with children can connect to COTS (Committee on Temporary Shelter.)

Vermont CARES has multiple locations across the state and offers a syringe service program, mobile services, and a smartphone app. They also provide HIV support and case management, helping people connect with housing, employment, and more.

Vermonters who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness can get assistance through a variety of Vermont Lead Agencies. These agencies give assessments and connect clients with the housing services and additional support they need. This website provides a list of Lead Agencies for each region of the state — reach out the one closest to you for help.

Vermont Helplink provides very comprehensive finder tools for a variety of substance use related programs, including treatment, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), harm reduction such as syringe programs and naloxone (Narcan) kits, and pregnant & parenting programs. No matter what substance use support you’re looking for, Helplink will help you find it.