Flint Odyssey House Inc

About Flint Odyssey House Inc

Flint Odyssey House’s Port Huron location is part of Odyssey Village, a nonprofit network that also runs programs in Flint and Saginaw and treats substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions. They treat addiction as a chronic condition that calls for long-term support, and their programs are built on a modified therapeutic community model with a particular focus on serving people with limited financial means. In Port Huron, they offer adult outpatient treatment, parenting support services, and recovery housing for women. New clients start at the local Community Involvement Center, where staff screen them and talk through the recovery options that fit their needs.

Their adult outpatient care, which includes day treatment, intensive outpatient, and standard outpatient tiers, is meant for people who don’t need medical withdrawal management or round-the-clock supervision, either as an alternative to inpatient care or as a step down after residential treatment. Sessions focus on building a support network, managing relapse, and developing practical coping skills. Women in recovery housing can stay for up to twelve months in a structured setting where residents take responsibility for their own sobriety and for supporting one another. Mothers can also work with parent advocates who help them cut back or stop using, connect with community services, and get ongoing emotional support. Anyone who needs detox or residential treatment can be referred within the network to the Flint and Saginaw locations.