The objective of WARM is to provide hope to homeless women suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction.  Our program integrates a peer to peer self help recovery system with the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.  Through education and an intense long term recovery program, we assist people in moving toward personal accountability, self activation and empowerment for re-entry into relationships, work, and community.  The program consists of four basic phases:

Safe Off the Streets
(SOS)
Clients will receive in depth orientation to the program and be introduced to the 12 step of Alcoholics Anonymous and the classroom curriculum of Recovery Dynamics

Motivational Track
(MT)
Clients will begin trudging, walking in groups, with their peers daily, and attending Recovery Dynamics educational classes and 12 step support group meetings.

Phase One
Clients work in depth on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and begin to study and understand their addiction.  Time is spent in Recovery Dynamics classes and 12 step support group meetings.

Transitional Phase / Continuing Care
Clients have completed their 12th step of Alcoholics Anonymous and are ready to begin the process of re-entry.  Clients will obtain employment and begin the process of re-entering mainstream society as a sober individual.