What is unique about Deaf Bridges to Recovery?

It is the only residential program in the Southeast specifically for deaf and hard-of-hearing men experiencing homelessness and substance addiction.

What services are offered for deaf individuals?

DBR provides ASL-fluent staff, flashing light rooms, a deaf lounge with closed captioning, ASL/literacy classes, and deaf NA meetings.

What are the eligibility requirements for Deaf Bridges to Recovery?

Applicants must be male, 18+, low-income, homeless, and deaf or hard of hearing, needing substance abuse treatment.

How long can residents stay at Deaf Bridges to Recovery?

The program offers housing and support for up to two years.

Where is Deaf Bridges to Recovery located?

Deaf Bridges to Recovery is located in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Deaf Bridges to Recovery

275 Washington St. SW, Atlanta, Georgia, 30303

(404) 564-4181 Website

About

Located in Atlanta, Georgia, Deaf Bridges to Recovery provides an inpatient recovery setting with attention to alcohol use disorder, co-occurring mental health concerns, and drug addiction. The care model draws on individual counseling, family therapy, and life-skills coaching and is guided by an evidence-based framework, individualized planning, and 12-step principles. That combination, along with CARF accreditation and experience dating back to 2002, gives the facility a more grounded and individualized feel.