Elmhurst Community Residence Halfway House in Elmhurst, New York

About Elmhurst Community Residence Halfway House

Elmhurst Community Residence Halfway House is a long term residential addiction treatment center located on Baxter Avenue in Elmhurst, New York. The program combines substance use disorder treatment with transitional housing, helping adults move from institutional settings or homelessness toward stable, independent living.

With a focus on structure, support, and gradual reintegration, the facility serves as both a recovery program and a place to call home.

Long Term Availability

Many sober living homes have limits on how long residents can stay. This halfway house is a long term stay home, though, allowing residents to stay for as long as two years if they choose. For some, this can be the key to building a strong enough foundation for long term sobriety. They can help residents transition from shelters or treatment facilities into lasting independence.

Serving a Diverse Client Base in Elmhurst

This halfway house welcomes individuals who are managing both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. They serve adults ages 25 to 50, including those referred through the criminal justice system.

Situated in the heart of Queens, this transitional home offers you access to local neighborhood resources and services. The home is right across the corner from NYC Health and Hospitals Elmhurst, very close to the Dunningham Triangle and just a few blocks from the Frank D. O’Connor Playground.