- 1799 Stumpf Boulevard Building 1, Suites 2 and 4, Gretna, Louisiana 70056
- Alcoholism
- Drug Addiction
- Mental Health
- Opioid Addiction
Responsibility House in Gretna, LA serves as a beacon of hope for some of the most vulnerable populations in the Greater New Orleans area. This private non-profit organization has built its mission around addressing the complex needs of underserved, indigent, and disabled individuals who often face multiple barriers to recovery and stability.
What sets Responsibility House apart is their comprehensive understanding that addiction rarely exists in isolation. Their programs are designed to support not just individuals struggling with substance use disorders, but also those dealing with chronic homelessness, mental illness, and HIV/AIDS—recognizing that these challenges often intersect in profound ways.
The organization’s accreditation by both SAMHSA and the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) reflects their commitment to maintaining the highest standards of care while serving populations that other facilities might overlook.
Recovery Solutions for Every Life Situation
Responsibility House employs a people-driven approach to program design that recognizes each person’s unique circumstances and challenges. Their qualified counseling and case management professionals work collaboratively to ensure that treatment plans address not just addiction, but the underlying factors that contribute to each individual’s struggles.
- Outpatient substance abuse treatment that allows clients to maintain work and family responsibilities while receiving comprehensive care
- Residential treatment programs providing intensive support in a structured environment for those needing higher levels of care
- Supportive housing programs that bridge the gap between treatment and independent living, crucial for those experiencing homelessness
- Integrated case management services that help clients navigate healthcare, social services, and other essential resources
- Specialized support for HIV/AIDS clients addressing the unique medical and psychosocial needs of this population
Serving Vulnerable Communities with Dignity
Responsibility House specifically serves families and individuals facing substance abuse alongside other significant life challenges. Their expertise extends beyond traditional addiction treatment to encompass the realities of chronic homelessness, mental health disorders, and HIV/AIDS—conditions that can complicate the recovery process and require specialized understanding.
The organization’s commitment to serving indigent and disabled populations means they work with clients who may have limited resources or face systemic barriers to accessing care. Their mission statement emphasizes that recovery is “the beginning of a sober life where you are not alone,” reflecting their understanding that sustainable recovery requires ongoing community support and comprehensive services that address the whole person, not just the addiction.
