Established in 1960 as a non-profit 501 C-3 Charitable Organization, The Crossroads provides transitional living programs for recovering adults who express a willingness and desire to learn a new way of life. Utilizing the basic tools of a twelve-step recovery program, group bonding and support of the many members of The Crossroads family (an estimated 4,000 attend meetings each week), residents develop the skills and self-esteem to transition back into society as productive, respectable individuals. The Crossroads has evolved a powerful, non-medical recovery discipline that significantly increases a person’s chances of recovery by two-fold and more.

our mission

Crossroads, Inc is a non-profit organization founded on the concepts of human dignity and healing, created to reduce alcoholism and chemical dependency by providing transitional living services to men and women who desire recovery and to provide related services to the community based on the traditions and values of 12 step recovery programs.

THE NEED

Substance abuse is a strong and deadly symptom of society’s growing dysfunction. Not only does it destroy lives, but it wreaks devastation upon entire families, friends and employers. The cost of alcohol and other substance abuse to society is enormous and pervasive. It can be measured in many economic and societal terms ranging from lost earning power to the growing number of homeless. But the greatest expense is in the loss of spirit, hope and family that accompany this disease. It spares no one, tearing apart families at all levels of our community.

Unfortunately as the need for recovery facilities is growing, the number of recovery options in the Valley is shrinking. The decline in local and federal funding, as well as poor business models, have reduced the options and chances for a person wanting to recover and return to their family, job and community. This puts added importance upon the work being done by The Crossroads’ six facilities and staff.