Council on Addiction Recovery Services Supportive Living Program

The Council on Addiction Recovery Services operates under a traditional halfway house model that provides residents with structured support while allowing increased independence compared to residential treatment. This sober living approach helps individuals transition gradually back into community life while maintaining sobriety and accountability.

Located in Building 1 at 6 Euclid Avenue, the downtown Olean facility offers residents access to local employment opportunities, transportation, and community resources. The program serves adults recovering from various substance use disorders, including alcohol addiction and drug addiction, providing a stable environment during this critical phase of recovery.

The supportive living program connects residents with the broader Western New York recovery community, extending services beyond Cattaraugus County to individuals throughout the region. This network approach helps residents build lasting relationships with others in recovery while accessing ongoing addiction treatment resources.

Residents benefit from peer support within the facility while maintaining connections to outpatient programs, recovery meetings, and community-based aftercare services. The program's location in downtown Olean positions residents to engage with local recovery resources and build the social connections essential for long-term sobriety.

Adults seeking sober living placement can contact the admissions team at (716) 373-4303 or email [email protected]. The program serves English-speaking residents and evaluates each applicant's readiness for the increased independence that supportive living requires.

Prospective residents typically come from residential treatment programs or need stable housing to support their recovery goals. The facility works with individuals ready to take responsibility for their daily recovery while benefiting from a structured, sober environment and peer accountability.