Project ADAM - Community Assistance Center Inc

Long-Term Residential Recovery Residence for Men

The residential program serves men age 19 and older in a staff-supervised recovery residence designed to feel family-like and structured. Along with group and individual counseling, services can include family therapy, trauma therapy, anger management, relapse prevention planning, and support group participation. Residents are expected to stay engaged in daily responsibilities and build routines that support recovery and independent living.

Outpatient Treatment for Adults, Teens, and Court-Involved Clients

Outpatient services include programming for adults and adolescents in a therapeutic group setting, with additional clinical support based on need. The center also provides services connected to drug court, including evaluations, drug testing, treatment, and case management. For people navigating license reinstatement after a DUI, Project ADAM offers a state-required DUI/Risk Reduction program that includes education and a clinical evaluation component.

Practical Supports That Remove Barriers to Staying in Care

Project ADAM pairs treatment with services that can make it easier to stay involved and rebuild stability. Depending on program level, support may include case management, transportation assistance, job coaching, budgeting support, vocational and educational services (including GED and literacy support), financial counseling, and aftercare meetings. Recreational activities and community engagement opportunities are also part of the residential experience.

Faith-Integrated Recovery and Medication Coordination

Treatment integrates 12-step principles with Christian-based individual and group counseling for clients who prefer a faith-informed approach. For medication support, Project ADAM coordinates medications for addiction treatment (MAT) and medications for alcohol use disorder through contracted prescribing entities, and it accepts clients who receive MAT prescribed elsewhere.

Client Reviews

Most clients describe Project ADAM as supportive and straightforward, with staff who stay engaged through assessments, classes, and recovery groups. A few reviews raise concerns about evaluation practices and want clearer follow-through on testing policies.

• Staff & Care Experience (95% positive): Many clients say staff are caring, professional, and willing to push for accountability while staying respectful. Some people also describe staff as patient and encouraging when clients are overwhelmed or frustrated. "Wonderful people who go above and beyond to help"
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (100% positive): Reviews often mention meaningful personal change over time, including steadier routines and long-term recovery progress. Clients describe the program as a place that helped them reset and stay on track. "Project ADAM gave me an opportunity to get sober."
• Access & Process (80% positive): Clients frequently note fast help with assessments, paperwork, and coordination with legal requirements, including communication with out-of-state contacts. "They were in constant contact with my out-of-state lawyers."
• Support & Community: Several reviews describe a “no judgment” atmosphere and a sense of belonging, especially for people coming in through court-related requirements or returning for ongoing support. "It's definitely a no judgment zone."
• Facility & Environment: A few reviews highlight the value of staying connected to daily life while getting help, including outpatient structure and a stable environment for parenting responsibilities.