Aloha House New Dormitory Ground Breaking Ceremony
Aloha House staff, board members and supporters conducted a ground breaking ceremony on Tuesday, May 6th to celebrate the start of construction for a new Residential Substance Use Treatment Program dormitory. The dormitory will add an additional 12 beds to the current 48 beds on campus, increasing program capacity by 25%.
The new dormitory will provide housing for clients of the Residential Substance Use Treatment Program, which provides a comprehensive range of services to address substance use issues for adult men and women. Starting with an initial detox program for those who need it, to intensive substance abuse treatment, including group programs, individual counseling, and therapy. When clients graduate for the program, they are eligible for continuing care through outpatient programs and sober living housing.
Read more on Maui Now.
