Dublin Center residents volunteer their time to help those in need in the community. Every Monday and Wednesday they offer their services at the Keene Community Kitchen. The residents get a sense of achievement and fulfillment and truly enjoy giving back to the community.
Phoenix House Virginia
Since 1962, Phoenix Houses of the Mid-Atlantic has served more than 30,000 individuals struggling with substance abuse. Formerly known as Vanguard Services Unlimited, we joined forces with Phoenix House in 2010 to become Phoenix Houses of the Mid-Atlantic and continue to be one of the foremost treatment centers in the region.
Our treatment facilities, located in Virginia, also serve clients from Maryland, Washington, D.C., Delaware, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina.
Our nationally accredited programs provide outstanding residential, transitional, and outpatient treatment with gender-specific programs available for both adults and adolescents. A Spanish-speaking men’s residential program is also available. Our counselors, physicians, and psychiatric staff use a 12-step approach to address a wide range of substance abuse and co-occurring mental health problems, and our treatment regimen includes medication management and medication-assisted treatment as appropriate. Our active assessment center provides comprehensive evaluations of substance abuse, addiction, and related mental health problems in order to identify the most appropriate treatment for each client. Family involvement is encouraged in the treatment process, and treatment length for most programs is determined by individual need. Most major insurance plans and all major credit cards are accepted.
News and Events

Too Soon for A Veterans Parade
In light of the recent parade to honor the New York Giants, many people are arguing that our nation’s veterans are more deserving of a parade than our nation’s football stars. Phoenix House Board Member Tommy Gallagher, whose son served in Iraq and Afghanistan, suggests a more purposeful way to support our returning troops.

Reaching Out and Changing Lives – Phoenix Houses of New York Partners with Bayview Correctional
Karen Mohammed, MSW, LMHC, Director of the Phoenix House Jack Aron Center Outpatient Program, is leading Phoenix Houses of New York’s work with the New York State Department of Corrections. Karen currently conducts group sessions for the re-entry population at the Bayview Correctional Facility.

