ARC House is a residential facility located in Madison, Wisconsin that provides support and treatment for women aged 18 and older who are struggling with substance use disorder. The care home serves clients who have been referred by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, specifically through the Probation and Parole Agent. The program is free for participants, with funding primarily coming from the Wisconsin Department of Corrections.
Established in 1976, ARC House is the original project and flagship of the agency. It has been in continuous operation for decades, offering a stable and supportive environment for women seeking to overcome their substance use disorder. As a licensed community-based residential facility and certified residential treatment facility for substance use disorders, ARC House provides a comprehensive program tailored to meet the individual needs of each resident.
The care home is committed to promoting healing and recovery through a combination of therapeutic interventions, counseling, life skills training, and peer support. Residents at ARC House have access to a safe and structured living environment where they can focus on their recovery journey with the guidance of trained staff members. The program is designed to empower women to make positive changes in their lives and build a foundation for long-term sobriety.
With a focus on holistic wellness and individualized care, ARC House offers a supportive community where women can address the underlying issues contributing to their substance use disorder. The care home prioritizes fostering a sense of empowerment, self-reliance, and personal growth among its residents. By creating a nurturing and empowering environment, ARC House helps women develop the skills and confidence needed to maintain their recovery and build a healthy, fulfilling life beyond their time in the program.