You Are More Than the Hardest Chapter of Your Story.
- Maybe substance use has affected your relationships.
- Maybe you have lost a job, housing, trust, or opportunities.
- Maybe you have gone through treatment before.
- Maybe people who love you are tired, and you are tired too.
I can't keep living like this.
House of Refuge was created for this moment.
You don't have to have everything figured out before asking for help. You simply need somewhere to begin.
Residential Treatment Designed for Women.
House of Refuge is a Delaware-licensed ASAM Level 3.1 residential treatment program operated by Women of Value Inc.
We provide adult women experiencing substance use disorders with a structured residential environment where they can participate in treatment while beginning to rebuild important areas of their lives.
Treatment matters.
But so does what happens after treatment.
That is why our approach extends beyond symptoms to address the practical barriers that can make long-term stability difficult.
Treatment that sees the person, not just the diagnosis.
When you arrive at House of Refuge, you are entering a treatment environment designed to provide structure, accountability, compassion, and support. Your needs and goals help guide your treatment.
Services and supports may include:
We are preparing you for what comes next.
Treatment shouldn't happen in a vacuum. Eventually, you may need to think about:
Where will I live?
How will I get to appointments?
Can I return to work?
What relationships are healthy for me?
What happens when I feel overwhelmed?
Who will support me after discharge?
Treatment can be structured without feeling institutional.
House of Refuge was intentionally designed to provide women with a welcoming, home-like residential environment while participating in structured treatment.
Come as you are. We will help you work toward where you are going.
Ready to ask about treatment?
You do not have to navigate the process alone. Our team can help determine whether House of Refuge may be an appropriate level of care and coordinate with referral and treatment partners.
Adult women with substance use disorders who meet criteria for ASAM Level 3.1 residential treatment.
Refer a client to House of Refuge.
We welcome referrals and collaboration with behavioral health providers, hospitals, withdrawal-management programs, outpatient programs, treatment providers, case managers, social workers, community organizations, and other referral partners.
Our goal is to make communication and transitions into appropriate care as coordinated as possible.