Access To Recovery (ATR) Approved!
Extra help for drug court and recovering meth users.
A New Entry provides free to client recovery supportive housing, counseling, coaching, groups and education under the ATR voucher.
ATR is an initiative to increase access to substance abuse treatment and recovery services through independent assessment, participant choice of service providers, service linkages with faith based and community based organizations, and an electronic voucher method of payment.
Here are a few steps to help you get started:
Step 1: Check for your eligibility
in the program overview presentation.
Step 2: Contact Young Hwang 512-244-8448 or Emily Hutchison 512-244-8362
for eligibility clarification and intake appointment.
Step 3: Choose A New Entry as your recovery support service provider for housing
and other services.
Step 4: Follow your agreed upon program.
Our program does not rely on restrictions, it instead offers a balance of freedom and accountability. We trust that your recovery is important enough for you to willingly receive what we offer. Using a MultipleTouchTM approach we provide a custom combination of one-on-one, group and housing support services for men and women to assist with housing, life-skills, employability, and recovery. Your depth of involvement is at your discretion, and can range from daily contact to periodic weekly check-in. You decide what level of interaction is best for your recovery. We are often flexible enough to meet you at different times and locations.
Many of our coaches and group leaders have walked the path you are on and possess the experience and resources to successfully guide you through. Several are formally trained to equip you with the latest in recovery support and will adapt services and materials for you.
Learn more about the ATR program by clicking on here Access to Recovery or contacting us directly.
For More Information Contact:
A[NewEntry], Inc.
500 E. 7th St. Austin, TX 78701
Tel: 512-524-8982
FAX: 1-866-887-6230
Internet: atr@anewentry.org
05/27/2009