MHSA provides community-based shelter, nutrition, and recovery programs throughout Greater Boston to individuals and families in need, along with the life skills needed to build self-sufficiency to end homelessness, hunger and addiction.
Established in 1973, Hurley House has provided more than four decades of intensive recovery services to community members affected by substance use disorders. With a team of highly-trained counselors, Hurley House provides an array of evidence-based treatment options to 20 adult men. Having joined MHSA in 2018, Hurley House is also the newest addition to MHSA’s Recovery Home network.
Following a two-week orientation process, clients typically spend the next five-and-a-half months working towards a variety of personal and programmatic goals, in accordance with house rules. While in the program, clients are given referrals to various medical, mental health and other professional service providers, as needed. Clients also attend AA meetings, group meetings and individual counseling while pursuing or maintaining meaningful employment.
Upon successful completion of the program, Hurley House employees assist in placing clients into stable, sober living environments where they can continue to thrive as productive members of their individual networks and communities.
Participants must be 18+ years old and referred by an outside service provider (such as a detox program, CSS, TSS, court/criminal justice program or sober shelter). All potential clients must have their service provider contact our program staff to schedule an intake session and discuss the admissions process. For general inquiries, please send an e-mail to: info@MHSAinc.org.
Applicant’s Case Manager should call or email the MHSA Intake Coordinator (asarmento@mhsainc.org, (781) 296-2653). The Intake Coordinator will request any additional client information at that time.
Email: asarmento@mhsainc.org
Phone: (781) 296-2653
Tax ID #04-3207044
501(c)(6)
