Catholic Charities/Diocese of Syracuse – Men’s Rutger House
The Catholic Charities/Diocese of Syracuse – Men’s Rutger House provides a crucial residential environment for men seeking recovery from substance use disorders. Located in a supportive residential neighborhood at 1505 Whitesboro Street in Utica, New York, this specialized facility offers a structured, long-term residential setting designed to foster lasting sobriety and independent living.
Program Focus and Setting
As a key resource in Oneida County, Men’s Rutger House operates primarily as a transitional housing, halfway house, or sober home. It is dedicated to substance use treatment and serves as a community residence where individuals can reside for up to approximately six months. The facility is equipped with 16 beds, creating a close-knit and supervised setting that encourages peer support and accountability as residents transition back into the community.
Treatment and Support Services
The comprehensive approach at Men’s Rutger House is centered on helping residents achieve and maintain a drug-free lifestyle. While staying at the residence, clients attend local intensive outpatient treatment programs. The supportive residential environment itself is integral to the recovery process. The program also treats co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use disorders, offering personalized and compassionate care. Treatment plans often incorporate various therapeutic modalities, including individual, group, and family counseling, along with essential components such as medication management, nutritional guidance, and physical exercise.
Contact Information
- Address: 1505 Whitesboro Street, Utica, NY 13502
- Phone Number: 315-738-8483
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical length of stay at Men’s Rutger House?
The residence is a 16-bed community residence where residents typically stay for approximately six months.
What type of care does this facility provide?
It provides substance use treatment in a long-term residential setting, functioning as a transitional house, halfway house, or sober home.
Do residents participate in off-site treatment?
Yes, residents are expected to attend local intensive outpatient treatment programs while residing at the house.
What other conditions does the program treat?
In addition to substance use disorders, the facility provides care for co-occurring mental health conditions.
