For Adults
Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) Programs
A Place to Rebuild and Thrive
The CRR Program exists to give adults (18+) with significant mental health challenges more than just care. It provides a place to rebuild their lives with independence, confidence, and dignity. With locations in Drexel Hill and Boothwyn (Delaware County), our purpose is to help individuals transition from institutional settings toward true independence by offering consistent structure, compassionate guidance, and opportunities for personal growth. Led by a dedicated, long-standing team, the program delivers reliable, round-the-clock care rooted in trust and respect.
Safe, Structured Living
Our two CRR programs feature a total occupancy of 17 and are staffed 24/7 to ensure safety, routine, and immediate support. Residents receive personalized assistance with essential skills, including cooking, budgeting, medication management, transportation, and daily organization, while participating in weekday work or day programs that reinforce responsibility and confidence. All medications are securely managed by staff, and visitors and family members are encouraged to spend quality time with residents to maintain healthy connections.
Recovery, Community, & Growth
Recovery at CRR is about more than treatment — it’s about belonging and building a meaningful life. Residents take part in group sessions, community outings, and annual events such as the Spring Fling and summer trips to locations like Lancaster, Cape May, and Atlantic City. These experiences strengthen social skills, foster community, and help residents envision a future beyond the program. CRR serves as a vital bridge to independent living, empowering each individual to discover their strengths and move forward with purpose.
At CRR, hope, healing, and new beginnings are possible.
Learn more about the CRR Program or start your journey toward independence today.
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