Samaritan Daytop Village: Young Mothers Program (YMP)
Samaritan Daytop Village offers personalized and comprehensive addiction and mental health services across New York, specializing in programs designed to support individuals in reclaiming their lives and achieving long-term wellness. Among their specialized offerings is the Young Mothers Program (YMP), located in Manhattan Valley, which provides a crucial lifeline for mothers and pregnant women facing substance use disorder.
Holistic Residential Treatment for Families
The Young Mothers Program (YMP) is a dedicated residential treatment facility where mothers (including pregnant women) can live under the same roof with their young children while receiving intensive, 24/7 care. This unique therapeutic community model addresses the complexities of addiction while preserving the critical mother-child bond. The program provides structured, intensive care designed for adults with long-term substance use histories, helping participants develop healthier behaviors and attitudes.
Multidisciplinary Support and Comprehensive Services
A multidisciplinary team ensures seamless support for every family unit within YMP. In-house specialists work together to address physical, emotional, and mental health needs, ensuring a path toward recovery and successful family reunification. Services provided within the program include:
- Individual and group addiction counseling.
- Job training services and vocational counseling.
- Educational opportunities.
- Family reunification support.
- Housing assistance.
- Primary and mental health care, including medical and nursing personnel.
- Childcare specialists and services.
Furthermore, YMP partners with community organizations to offer external support for medical care, education, vocational needs, and criminal justice matters. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is also supported through partnerships with community addiction medicine providers.
Admissions and Contact Information
Samaritan Daytop Village provides an in-person intake and assessment process to understand each person’s unique path to recovery, whether they are self-referred, mandated by court, or referred by a partner organization. For prospective residents interested in the Young Mothers Program or other services, Samaritan Daytop Village Admissions is the primary point of contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age range does the “Young Mothers Program” serve?
The program is designed for mothers and pregnant women struggling with addiction who have young children living with them.
Is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) available at the YMP facility?
Yes, YMP collaborates with community addiction medicine providers to support residents in need of Medication-Assisted Treatment.
Does the program assist residents with housing after completion?
Yes, all Samaritan Daytop Village treatment programs, including residential services, offer housing assistance as part of their comprehensive support model.
