Riverbend
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States
About
Founded in 1971, Riverbend is a charity based in Lowell, United States working on addiction, mental health, justice & legal aid.
Riverbend, formerly Lowell House, is a non-profit organisation based in Lowell, Massachusetts, providing addiction and recovery services in the Merrimack Valley. Founded in 1971 as a home for men with alcoholism, it now runs residential treatment centres, an outpatient clinic, outreach, peer recovery support, sober homes and a re-entry home for men leaving incarceration. Its services cover seven cities and towns, and it says it has helped over 30,000 individuals. The organisation rebranded from Lowell House to Riverbend in 2024.
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Residential Treatment
Addiction · United States
24/7 staffed residential addiction treatment facilities in the Merrimack Valley.
Outpatient Clinic
Addiction · United States
Clinical treatment and day programmes for people with substance use disorders.
Sober Housing
Addiction · United States
Sober living homes supporting people in recovery.
Re-entry Housing
Justice & Legal aid · United States
Re-entry home for men leaving incarceration.
Recovery Coach Academy
Addiction · United States
Training programme for recovery coaches, piloted with Lowell General.
Problem Gambling
Addiction · United States
Services addressing problem gambling.
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Mosaic Municipal Matching Grant
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Mental Health Association of Greater Lowell, Coalition for a Better Acre, Ray of Light Recovery Cafe, The Lowell Transitional Living Center, MassHire Lowell Career Center, Tower Hill Recovery Home, The Lowell Housing Authority, Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Glenice Sheehan Women's Home, Lowell Community Health Center, Mass Rehab Commission, Lowell General, Community Teamwork
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