Pathway Society

Residential services - residential inpatient substance use treatment programs provide co-ocurring services to clients and drug medi-cal beneficiaries by offering opportunities through targeted interventions to rehabilitate their lives and embrace the skills of independent, responsible and productive living, free of drugs and alcohol in a safe and secure environment. Also known as transitional housing, recovery residence provides a safe, clean and sober environment where clients can live for a transitional period as they continue to work on their substance abuse issues in an outpatient setting, prepare for employment and seek an independent and safe living condition. In fiscal year 2023, 634 individuals were treated at the residential program with an average length of stay of 29 days and 164 individuals were provided with transitional housing stayed an average of 72 days.

Public awareness and education - public awareness and education is dedicated to affect positive behavorial and social change of individuals charged with domestic violence, petty theft, possession of a controlled substance, or those needing anger management. The program allows judges to offer education and rehabilitation through classes and group discussions taught and facilitated by an education specialist as alternative to fines and/or jail time. In fiscal year 2023, and estimated 220 clients were served.

Outpatient treatment services - California state licensed therapists and counselors with extensive drug and alcohol treatment experience provide drug medi-cal counseling services to group, family and individuals. In fiscal year 2023, 453 clients were served.

Various other programs