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Perry County · Hazard CampusBehavioral Health & Recovery in Hazard

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Hazard Campus

Behavioral health and recovery support in Hazard

Your Ally for a Better Life

Our Hazard campus serves people and families in Perry County and nearby Eastern Kentucky communities. Call Ally to ask about behavioral health and addiction recovery services, outpatient support, peer support, and care coordination.

If you are unsure where to begin, our team can explain the assessment process, answer questions, and help you understand which services may fit your needs. Program availability and eligibility are reviewed individually.

Supportive sober living is housing, not detox or residential treatment. Ask about current openings and how housing may fit alongside separate outpatient and recovery services.

How We Can Help

Local care with a team beside you

Compassionate care, practical guidance, and support that meets you where you are.

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Outpatient behavioral health

Our team can explain available outpatient services and help you understand the next step. Programs and eligibility depend on individual needs and current availability.

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Supportive sober living

Sober living is supportive housing, not inpatient or residential treatment. Ask about current openings and how housing may fit alongside outpatient services.

OUR CAMPUS

Hazard Campus

Serving Perry County and surrounding Eastern Kentucky communities.

Hazard Campus

Hazard location

1616 N. Main Street, Hazard, KY 41701

Serving Perry County and surrounding Eastern Kentucky communities.

Call 888-920-9004

Supportive Housing

Explore sober living

Sober living is supportive housing, not inpatient or residential treatment. Ask our team about current openings and how housing may fit alongside available outpatient services.

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Your Ally for a Better Life

Talk with our Hazard team

From our Hazard campus, people in Perry County and surrounding Eastern Kentucky communities can ask about assessments, outpatient services, recovery support and available supportive housing.