NuWay House, Inc. is a private, non-profit organization serving individuals recovering from chemical dependency since 1966. Our two residential programs provide individualized length of stay services for men and our outpatient counseling center is mixed gender.

We are privileged to be the first organization in the nation to offer the Co-Occurring Disorders Program (CDP). The CDP was created by the Dartmouth Medical School in association with the Hazelden Foundation. The goal of the program is to enhance our client’s understanding of chemical dependency and mental illness while in recovery. It is our belief that chemical dependency and mental illness require equal levels of intervention, which is reflected in our treatment planning.

NuWay is located in the heart of the Minneapolis recovery community. Both residential programs are within two blocks of the oldest Alano Society in the county and walking distance to dozens of 12 Step Meetings, in addition to many neighboring support groups, group living homes and other resources important to individuals new to recovery. We emphasize developing, sustaining and nurturing freedom from addiction and mental illness. We support our clients as they learn skills to maintain sobriety and health and integrate into a level of successful independent living in the community.

Many of our clients have had previous attempts at recovery. Our goal is to help broaden recovery skills and develop individualized roadmaps to sustain the quality of an individual’s recovery while helping them build a network of professional and community supports to maintain long-term recovery goals.