Rescue Mission of Trenton Residential Substance Abuse Treatment

Provider Description

Vince's Place – licensed by the State of New Jersey, Division of Addiction Services, provides residential addiction treatment to homeless, indigent clients and those with specific legal issues.  A full array of services are offered including group and individual counseling, medical supervision, educational and vocational assistance, meals and transportation.  Vince's Place has three special units:

Long-term: a 180-day residential addiction treatment program that receives referrals from three main sources:
General: "walk-in" clients referred from the Emergency Shelter, other providers and self-referrals
Drug Court Initiative: individuals referred by various Drug Court vicinages who are sentenced to a treatment program plus other court stipulations in lieu of prison time
Mutual Agreement Program: referrals from the State Parole Board and Department of Corrections of clients leaving state prison who undergo substance abuse treatment prior to their return to the community
Halfway House for individuals who need time to transition into treatment or out of treatment with focus on obtaining life skills and employment.
Extended Care: for individuals who have been or are expected to be in residence for over one year.Costs for services: Fee for Service Initiative (FFS); Self pay/sliding scale, Payment assistance, State funding

Vince's Place – licensed by the State of New Jersey, Division of Addiction Services, provides residential addiction treatment to homeless, indigent clients and those with specific legal issues.  A full array of services are offered including group and individual counseling, medical supervision, educational and vocational assistance, meals and transportation.  Vince's Place has three special units:

    Long-term: a 180-day residential addiction treatment program that receives referrals from three main sources:

           General: "walk-in" clients referred from the Emergency Shelter, other providers and self-referrals

           Drug Court Initiative: individuals referred by various Drug Court vicinages who are sentenced to a treatment program plus other court stipulations in lieu of prison time

           Mutual Agreement Program: referrals from the State Parole Board and Department of Corrections of clients leaving state prison who undergo substance abuse treatment prior to their return to the community

     Halfway House for individuals who need time to transition into treatment or out of treatment with focus on obtaining life skills and employment.

     Extended Care: for individuals who have been or are expected to be in residence for over one year.

Costs for services: Fee for Service Initiative (FFS); Self pay/sliding scale, Payment assistance, State funding

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