Ebony House Inc Youth/Young Adults Behav Health Servs

Ebony House operates specialized residential treatment facilities designed for different populations, including a dedicated male residential center at 6222 S 13th Street and the Elba House women's residential program. These addiction treatment programs provide structured environments where young adults can focus on recovery while developing essential life skills for long-term sobriety.

The organization's sober living component extends beyond initial treatment, offering supported housing at no cost to individuals who have successfully completed their residential treatment programs. This aftercare approach helps bridge the gap between intensive treatment and independent living, providing ongoing structure within the broader recovery community network.

Located at 1616 East Indian School Road, the outpatient program serves youth and young adults who need flexible treatment options while maintaining work, school, or family responsibilities. This level of care allows participants to apply recovery skills in real-world settings while maintaining connection to professional support and peer networks.

The recovery center strengthens its community approach through an active alumni program complete with an alumni calendar of events and activities. This ongoing engagement helps maintain connections formed during treatment and provides peer support opportunities that are essential for sustained recovery among young adults.

Beyond traditional substance abuse treatment, Ebony House addresses co-occurring behavioral health disorders and provides specialized HIV/AIDS services through their dedicated outreach office. This comprehensive approach recognizes that young adults often face multiple interconnected health challenges that require coordinated care.

Programming is delivered in both English and Spanish, ensuring that Phoenix's Spanish-speaking community has access to culturally appropriate addiction treatment. The organization's nonprofit status and multiple funding sources, including Arizona Department of Health Behavioral Health Services support, help maintain affordability and accessibility for families throughout Maricopa County.