Pathway to Recovery Indianapolis

Pathway to Recovery is a housing provider in Indianapolis, Indiana offering substance-free transitional and permanent housing for Hoosiers overcoming substance use and mental health challenges.

The organization provides a three-level housing continuum that includes supportive housing, semi-independent living and permanent housing along with meals, relapse prevention and community resource connections.

Residents benefit from a peer-driven model that emphasizes long-term stability, self-sufficiency and lasting recovery.

Multiple Housing Levels

Pathway to Recovery offers three levels of recovery housing which includes Level-1 Supportive Housing, Level-2 Semi-Independent Living and Level-3 Permanent Housing.

This center serves as the entry-level, transitional supportive housing program with shared rooms, meals and 24/7 structure, typically for 6 to 9 months before advancement.

Services include random substance screening, goal planning, relapse prevention and 12-step recovery support.

Care for Underserved Communities

The broader organization serves unhoused men, women and families overcoming substance use and mental health barriers.

The entry level is for men who are detoxed, lack safe housing, have a history of substance use disorder and agree to participate in mental health services.

Pathway to Recovery is within the Mapleton-Fall Creek area north of downtown.

The organization serves Central Indiana by transforming vacant properties into safe, substance-free recovery communities.

No one is turned away due to lack of money and fees are based on ability to pay.

Options include Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay and financing, with Level-2 rents based on income.