Odyssey House joined Philadelphia Insurance Companies (PHLY) on Tuesday, July 22nd to ring the NASDAQ stock market opening bell. Brian O’Reilly, Regional Vice President of Sales and Marketing for PHLY, said, “Philadelphia Insurance Companies is committed to the nonprofit industry and serving the community; we support the mission of Odyssey…
“First of its kind” collaborative program targets New York’s chemically dependent parole population (New York, June 16, 2008): Odyssey House has been chosen to run New York’s first collaborative treatment for chemically dependent parolees. The new 30-day program will serve up to 1,200 parolees a year at the recently renovated…
Odyssey House will break ground on construction of a 50-unit apartment building for men and women with special needs in East Harlem. The building will provide a supportive, independent living environment for individuals who have overcome many life challenges, including mental health problems and drug, alcohol and/or significant medical conditions.
Bronx program is NYC’s first publicly-funded all-girls treatment center In a new approach to treating troubled teen girls, Odyssey House is opening an innovative 16-bed treatment center for girls with substance abuse and related problems, such as emotional or behavioral disorders. The new center is located in a high-service need…
Odyssey House has opened a full-service dental clinic for men, women, and children in treatment for substance abuse problems. The community-based clinic, located at the Odyssey House Family Center of Excellence in East Harlem, will provide high quality dental services in a residential environment conducive to the needs of individuals…
$200,000 SAMHSA grant targets individuals coping with homelessness, chemical dependency, and mental illness Odyssey House has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to provide housing placement assistance for adults coping with homelessness, chemical dependency, and mental illness. The federally-funded grant will…