The Prospect House

10/14/2026

Recovery doesn't always happen on a short timeline. Many of the men who come to Prospect House have struggled for years, and many have already completed shorter programs without finding lasting stability.

Our program is built around that. Men begin in a highly structured residential setting that's free of alcohol and drugs, with individual and group counseling, education groups, and 12-Step meetings held on our campus. As they progress, they take on more responsibility and start preparing for work, education, and life beyond the program, and many move into transitional or alumni housing nearby.

Early recovery calls for safe housing, accountability, and routine. Later recovery calls for the skills to hold a job and rejoin the community. A longer stay gives both stages the time they require.

If you have questions about residential treatment interviews, we'd be glad to talk with you. Call Prospect House at 513-921-1613.

09/23/2026

08/25/2026

Behind every recovery milestone is a person working toward a healthier, more stable future.

At Prospect House, approximately 70% of residents who successfully complete our program continue in long-term sobriety. This reflects the commitment, resilience, and support that long-term recovery requires.

But recovery is about more than statistics. It is about:

🔹Rebuilding self-respect
🔹Reconnecting with family and community
🔹Finding stability and purpose
🔹Creating a meaningful life beyond addiction

Since 1970, Prospect House has remained committed to helping men access compassionate, structured recovery support regardless of financial circumstances.

Thank you to the donors, referral partners, alumni, families, and community members who continue making this work possible.

Learn more and make a donation today at theprospecthouse.org/donate.

Join us as we participate as proud sponsors at the Overdose Awareness event hosted by the Addiction Services Council and the African American Engagement Workgroup. It will be held on August 28th from 3:00 to 7:00 at Washington Park.

08/13/2026

Recovery is not a quick process, and no one should have to walk through it alone.

At Prospect House, we provide long-term abstinence-based men's residential treatment designed to support lasting recovery through structure, counseling, community, and continued encouragement. Many residents stay six months or longer as they work to rebuild stability, self-respect, and hope for the future.

Long-term recovery often requires:

🔹Safe and stable housing
🔹Consistent counseling and peer support
🔹Time to rebuild healthy routines and relationships
🔹A supportive community that believes change is possible

Your support helps make that healing environment possible for men throughout the Cincinnati community.

To support Prospect House and learn more about our mission, visit theprospecthouse.org.

Join us as we participate as proud sponsors at the Overdose Awareness event hosted by the Addiction Services Council and the African American Engagement Workgroup. It will be held on August 28th from 3:00 to 7:00 at Washington Park.

08/05/2026

Access to support can change the course of someone’s life.

Prospect House is proud to participate in the One-Stop community resource event on August 28th at the College Hill Recreation Center, helping connect individuals and families with recovery support, reentry resources, housing assistance, mental health services, and other essential community programs.

These events are an important reminder that recovery and stability grow stronger when communities work together to make support more accessible.

We are grateful for the opportunity to continue serving alongside organizations committed to helping people move forward with dignity, hope, and encouragement.

Learn more about Prospect House and our recovery programs at theprospecthouse.org

07/28/2026

For more than five decades, Prospect House has served men seeking recovery, stability, and hope.

Today, we are grateful to be entering a renewed chapter grounded in steady leadership, strengthened community partnerships, and continued commitment to the people we serve.

As we move forward, our focus remains clear:

🔹Maintaining consistent access to long-term abstinence-based residential treatment
🔹Supporting long-term recovery and stability
🔹Strengthening relationships with families and referral partners
🔹Continuing to serve the Cincinnati community with compassion and dignity

Recovery takes trust, consistency, and community. We are proud to continue building all three together.

To learn more about Prospect House and our mission or to make a donation, visit theprospecthouse.org/donate

07/16/2026

Every act of generosity helps bring recovery within reach.

At Prospect House, donor support helps provide long-term residential treatment and supportive services for men recovering from drug and alcohol addiction, many of whom arrive with little or no financial resources.

Your support helps make possible:

🔹Safe housing and meals
🔹Individual and group counseling
🔹Recovery support programming
🔹Connection to medical, dental, and mental health care
🔹Vocational and educational support services
🔹A structured environment focused on dignity, healing, and long-term recovery

Since 1970, Prospect House has remained committed to helping men rebuild their lives while strengthening families and our broader Cincinnati community.

If you would like to support this mission, visit theprospecthouse.org/donate

07/08/2026

Support is most meaningful when people can access it during moments of transition and uncertainty.

Prospect House is proud to participate in the July One-Stop event on July 31 at the Hamilton County Justice Center alongside community partners working to connect individuals leaving incarceration with recovery resources, housing support, mental health services, employment assistance, and more. The event is sponsored by the Hamilton County Office of Reentry.

Recovery and stability are strengthened through collaboration, compassion, and community care. Events like One-Stop help ensure that people know they are not alone as they work to rebuild their lives. Programs like Prospect House's "Life after bars" group help our residential clients reintegrate into society and deal with issues of their incarceration history.

We are grateful to partner with organizations across Hamilton County that are committed to reducing barriers and expanding access to support.

Learn more about Prospect House and our long-term residential treatment programs at theprospecthouse.org

07/02/2026

We’re hiring a full-time Substance Use Disorder Counselor to join our team at Prospect House, our long-term adult male residential treatment facility in Cincinnati.

This role begins as a trainee and fill-in SUD counselor, supporting weekend operations, clinical training, administrative tasks, community outreach, and co-facilitated therapy groups. As skills develop, the position transitions into a full clinical caseload with responsibility for leading clinical process groups.

We’re seeking candidates with a high school diploma or GED, a valid CDCA preliminary certificate or higher, familiarity with 12-step recovery principles and evidence-based modalities, emotional maturity, strong boundaries, effective de-escalation skills, and the ability to work with a diverse adult male population in early recovery. The role includes close collaboration with our Clinical Director, treatment team, law enforcement, judicial systems, and community partners.

Qualified applicants please submit your resume to the following email: [email protected], Attention Carla Patrick

The Prospect House is an equal opportunity employer.

06/26/2026

Recovery can begin with a single phone call.

Prospect House is currently scheduling interviews for residential treatment, with open beds available for men seeking support for drug and alcohol addiction recovery. When other attempts to live free of alcohol and drugs have been unsuccessful, we offer a solution for men willing to commit to long term abstinence based treatment that has a success rate of over 70% among men who complete the program..

For more than 55 years, Prospect House has provided long-term residential treatment, counseling, supportive services, and a safe recovery environment for men who often arrive with limited financial resources or support systems.

Community support helps make this care possible:

🔹Safe housing
🔹Group and individual counseling
🔹Recovery-focused support groups
🔹Connection with medical, mental health, and vocational services
🔹A structured environment centered on dignity and long-term healing

If you or someone you know is seeking support, call 513-921-1613.

If you would like to help keep recovery accessible for men in our community, donations can be made at theprospecthouse.org/donate.