Louisiana Sober Living - Halfway House  - Transitional Housing (20)

Between 2003 and 2005, the Louisiana Department arrested 861 persons for possessing banned substances According to data released by National Substance Abuse Index (NSAI), there were 18,732 persons undergoing treatment in the state rehabs for drug abuse in 2005. There were 2,932 alcoholics and 13,278 addicts who were dependent on various illicit drugs like Marijuana, Cocaine, Heroin and Meth.

Drug abuse is a serious issue with the youth. Prolong consumption of these substances causes brain damage and increases risks of cardiac arrests, seizures, muscle pain, and various types of cancer. If you do not want to live the life of an addict anymore, do not hesitate to call up a rehab today. These facilities offer both medication and therapy to help you overcome your drug dependency and find a healthy life. To help former addicts make a smooth transition from a rehab to a normal social life, a Halfway House coordinates with them to find accommodations and jobs. There are many such transitional houses in the state of Louisiana. Our website has the largest list of these facilities in the state. If you want to help a former addict with finding proper housing and job opportunities along with successful treatment, contact a Halfway House today.