About York County Shelter Programs
York County Shelter Programs in Alfred, Maine is a private nonprofit substance use treatment provider that combines addiction care with transitional housing and broader homelessness response services.
The program offers a continuum that includes residential treatment, outpatient services, co-occurring disorder care and aftercare support.
Operating as a wraparound social services model, the organization integrates recovery with shelter, job training, food assistance and permanent housing support.
Medication Assisted Treatment
The center provides medication assisted treatment to help guests experiencing opioid or alcohol addiction.
These FDA-approved options help ease tough withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings so guests can focus entirely on recovery without distractions.
They also accept guests who are already using medications prescribed elsewhere.
Mental Health Treatment
One of the center's primary focuses is integrated treatment for mental health, substance use, trauma, chronic pain, HIV/AIDS and gambling disorder.
This combined method helps ensure guests receive the care needed to thrive after treatment.
They also offer wraparound support through housing assistance, case management, peer mentoring, social skills development, naloxone and overdose education and telehealth therapy.
The center accepts various healthcare plans including Medicaid.
