GREAT LAKES RECOVERY CENTERS

In the mid 1970's the Nu-Way Halfway House for Men was established in Marquette, MI that was later renamed the Richard Chapman Halfway House for Men. The Joan Curto Halfway House for Women was established at roughly the same time. In 1984-85 Project Rehab out of Grand Rapids, Michigan took over the two houses when the state mandated that all programs be accredited and became known as Rehab North. These two houses were combined in 1985 to become Adult Residential Services (ARS). Project Rehab who already had an established Shiloh House for Youth in Grand Rapids petitioned the state to move the program to Marquette. This was the first youth facility in the state of Michigan. In 1981 the Shiloh House for youth was established in Marquette, MI under the management of Project Rehab. The New Hope Houses for Men and Women, which are operated in Sault Ste. Marie, MI, fell into financial difficulty and in 1990 joined Rehab North. The Men's House was first the Chippewa County Veterans Home and..

Also known as: Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc.

Primary location: Marquette United States