Human Resources Development Institute – 114 Street

HRDI (Human Resources Development Institute) is a community behavioral health center on Chicago's South Side providing outpatient and residential addiction treatment, mental health care and crisis services.

A subsidiary of Friend Health, HRDI supports men, women, veterans, young adults and parenting families with treatment for substance use, co-occurring disorders, and related concerns.

The center focuses on whole-person, culturally responsive care to underserved communities, welcoming patients regardless of their ability to pay.

Treatment and Residential Recovery

HRDI offers 24-hour residential treatment for men and women navigating alcohol and drug misuse, along with outpatient substance use services, screening, assessment and integrated case management.

The team draws on decades of South Side experience to deliver evidence-informed care.

Treatment typically begins with screening, diagnosis and personalized treatment planning, followed by counseling, peer and family support and connections to psychiatric rehabilitation.

Co-occurring mental health conditions are addressed alongside addiction to support sustainable recovery.

Care for Pregnant and Parenting Women

A standout feature of HRDI is its women's residential program which can accommodate pregnant women and parenting mothers with up to 10 dependent children ages 0 to 4.

This approach helps keep families together while mothers focus on recovery, with wraparound support tailored to women's unique needs.

HRDI's facility serves the Roseland and Pullman neighborhoods as part of a broader network offering 24/7 walk-in crisis and substance-use screening access across Chicago's South Side.