Free Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers In Alabama
If you have developed a dependence on alcohol or drugs and are seeking treatment and are without funds, then you are in the right place. We provide free, sliding scale, and affordable addiction treatment centers in Alabama. Our listings include all types of addiction treatment. This ranges from alcohol and drug treatment to many other types of addiction centers. Our main goal is to provide free locations, but we also list sliding scale and other 'almost free' treatment locations. The services differ on each listing some provide outpatient and inpatient and others just provide one or the other.
Find A Free Addiction Rehab In Alabama, AL Today
Here is a list of free or low-budget rehabilitation programs in Alabama, AL. The list can be incomplete so if you cannot find what you are looking for, please do not hesitate to contact one of our counselors.
- Drug Addiction Treatment Centers
- Alcohol Rehab Centers
- Faith-based Rehab Centers
- Government Subsidized
- Sliding-scale Fees
- Non-profit Rehab Centers
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Top Reviewed Free or Low-Cost Addiction Rehabs in Alabama
Finding hard to locate resources for the top reviewed substance abuse treatment and detox facilities that provide rehabilitation services for little to no cost in Alabama AL. These facilities use sliding scales, grants, and government and county funds to finance the rehabilitation services they provide.
This list is constantly updating, as some facilities exhaust available funding, new grants or scholarships become available, and non-profits open and close. Currently, the top free or low-cost drug rehabilitation centers in Alabama AL include:
Finding hard to locate resources for the top reviewed substance abuse treatment and detox facilities that provide rehabilitation services for little to no cost in Alabama AL. These facilities use sliding scales, grants, and government and county funds to finance the rehabilitation services they provide.
Calhoun-Cleburne Mental Health Center
331 E 8th St, Anniston 36207
Center Description: Substance Abuse Day Treatment- Is a step down from residential treatment and is the most intense substance abuse program offered by Calhoun Cleburne Mental Health Center. This program is for those who need residential treatment and cannot go due to f
User Reviews: Expert physicians at Calhoun-Cleburne Mental Health Center helped me to sustain the physical and mental balance. Alternate treatment methods like therapies and counseling sessions were provided to calm down the psychological trauma I was going through. Eastern and Western methods of treatment were involved and I felt motivated to live addiction free life. The extended care and support by the individual attention provided by counselors was a key to my recovery.
Lighthouse Inc
925 Covenant Road Northeast, Cullman 35055
Center Description: Lighthouse. Inc. is a non-profit residential rehabilitation center for men. Funding is received from the Alabama Department of Mental Health. the Cullman County Commission and private donations.The philosophy of treatment is based on the 12 Steps of
User Reviews: The staff genuinely cares and is here to help with anything needed. This is a good place for recovery. A variety of programs for patients to participate in during their stay. The treatment plans at Lighthouse Inc address the physical and mental health of the client. It felt good to be in treatment under experienced professionals who knew how to handle all complications. Even our chef is outstanding and talks to us all.
The FARM Florence Addiction Recovery Manor
41 Kerry Drive, Florence 35630
Center Description: More than a half-way house; safe and serene recovery environment that provides 12 step program and 24/7 supervision. The F.A.R.M. Inc (Florence Addiction Recovery Manor) is a non profit addiction recovery house for WOMEN. We are unique to the are
User Reviews: This place was amazing. The staff is more than the helpful and very understanding of addiction. They have shown me a whole new way to live and I am very thankful for everyone one of them and all that they have taught me. I will be back to visit and to carry the message for sure!!
CED Fellowship House Inc
4209 Brooke Avenue, Gadsden 35904
Center Description: The CED Fellowship House Inc promotes the educational, cultural, social skills of persons, primarily adult males, with physical, emotional, or mental disorders induced by excessive alcohol use. The C.E.D. Fellowship House, Inc. is a Level III.1 Clini
User Reviews: Client Therapist ratio is good. Employees work hard toward clients recovery.
Family Services Center Huntsville
4092 Memorial Pkwy SW, Huntsville 35802
Center Description: Family Services Center provides an array of anti-poverty and family strengthening programs in the greater Huntsville area, including affordable housing, homelessness prevention, job transportation, conflict resolution, financial literacy training,
User Reviews: Great group of people and staff really cares.
Absolutions Counseling Center
370 Perry Hill Road, Montgomery 36109
Center Description: Outpatient substance abuse treatment for adult men and women. Adult partial residential, recovery groups, individual and marriage counseling, counseling services sexual addiction, gambling eating disorder programs. Info and referral.Hours: Mon-Fri
User Reviews: My brother seemed very happy with the treatment he received at the facility. I attended the family weekend, which was well structured and informing.
Children and Family Connection of Russell County, Inc.
901 13th Street, Phenix City 36868
Center Description: On-Site Food Pantry:The CFC food pantry is available on-site for Russell County residents. This pantry provides emergency food to families in need so they can prepare meals at home. Families may use this resource once every three (3) months.Baby Thin
User Reviews: From day one, I felt cared for by the staff. They showed me so much compassion as they helped me learn about my disease and more importantly how to manage my new life in recovery. I practiced so many skills while I was there and felt set up for success when I left. My family enjoyed the counseling available to them as well and we are all grateful for the impact that Children and Family Connection of Russell County, Inc. had on our lives.
Lighthouse of Tallapoosa County
36 Franklin Street, Alexander City 35010
Center Description: This is a sliding scale approved program Description:Offers extended term, minimum of 90 days, residential rehabilitation program for men dealing with substance abuse. Offers individual counseling, substance
User Reviews: Wonderful facility! Once you are through the detox, you start on your 12 steps and you take part in group counseling and you also do one on one sessions. Good staff. They also have a really beautiful outdoor lounge that was a great place to just hang out and not feel like you were cooped up in the facility all day. Great staff, very approachable and client oriented. I would recommend this facility to anyone looking to get help with their addiction.
Lighthouse Inc Cullman
925 Covenant Road NE, Cullman 35055
Center Description: 12 Bed, Male Residential Rehabilitation Center/Substance Abuse Treatment ServicesStaff onsite 24/7Lighthouse. Inc. is a non-profit residential rehabilitation center. Funding is received from the Alabama Department of Mental Health. the Cullman County
User Reviews: Clean, understanding, good employees who truly care. Wonderful place, very helpful 7 years sober thanks to them!
Home of Grace for Women
394 Aldock Road, Eight Mile 36613
Center Description: Hours: 9am-5pm Monday-Friday24 hour crisis lineAdult Program:This program serves females ages 18 and up who are addicted to alcohol and /or other drugs.Program Purpose:1. To provide females a residential setting with an environment conducive to overc
User Reviews: If you want to finally understand why it is you’re going through addiction, the therapists at Home of Grace for Women are the best of the best. Home of Grace for Women is a new age revolution in drug rehabs. Wonderful place for treatment. They give you many choices to build your recovery. Great community. I personally had this one great therapist and will continue to work with her on an outpatient basis.
Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center- Fayette
123 2nd Ave NW
Fayette, AL 35555
Zukoski Outpatient
601 Princeton Avenue SW
Birmingham, AL 35211
Gadsden Treatment Center, Inc
1107 West Meighan Boulevard
Gadsden, AL 35901
Friendship House- Tuscaloosa
505 19th Avenue
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Bradford Health Services- Mobile
1000 Hillcrest Road, Suite 304
Mobile, AL 36695
Houston Treatment Center- Newton
9283 West US Highway 84
Newton, AL 36352
Bradford Health Services- Madison
1600 Browns Ferry Road
Madison, AL 35758
Drug Education Council, Inc.
3000 Television Ave
Mobile, AL 36604
Bradford Health Services- Union Springs
102 Conecuh Avenue West
Union Springs, AL 36089
Bridge Inc Fort Payne Recovery Center
100 7th Street NE
Payne, AL 35967
Family Life Center
677 West Covington Avenue
Attalla, AL 35954
Salvation Army Dauphin Way Lodge Residential Substance Abuse Treatment
1009 Dauphin Street
Mobile, AL 36604
The FREEDOM SOURCE Homewood
200 Union Hill Drive Suite 101
Homewood, AL 35209
Altapointe Health Systems Inc Altapointe Medication Assisted TRT
4211 Government Boulevard
Mobile, AL 36693
Bridge Inc Recovery Center for TeensAshville
474 10th Street
Ashville, AL 35953
Russellville Dream Center Substance Abuse Treatment
206 Coffee Ave NE
Russellville, AL 35653
His Place - Harvest Evangelism
1415 Second Avenue
Opelika, AL 36801
Northwood Addiction Treatment Center
3232 Lay Springs Road
Gadsden, AL 35904
New Life for Women Gadsen
933 3rd Avenue
Gadsden, AL 35901
New Life for Women Gadsden
102 Centurion Way
Gadsden, AL 35901
Latest Reviews Of Rehab Centers In Alabama AL

Apart from the medical treatment plan Bradford Health Services- Jasper offered recovery of my confidence and strength. I felt strong and confident with the involvement in group and individual counseling sessions to recover from emotional distress. The facility also gave counseling in peer groups where we could share our issues that were confined to our own selves before the treatment. I felt I can overcome them by facing them with the right approach.

Staff was good, Individual Counseling needs improvement. Since my stay many changes have occurred including ownership.

At first, I was really unsure of Chemical Addictions Program Inc Elmore/Autagua Adolescent IOP, however through this process it was a great learning opportunity for a chance to embrace a new lifestyle. I would recommend Chemical Addictions Program Inc Elmore/Autagua Adolescent IOP to anyone needing a lifestyle change to sobriety.

I am happy to say that Bridge Inc Westwood had saved my life! The therapists were wonderful and the atmosphere was very peaceful. I would recommend this facility to anyone who is serious about treatment.
Alabama Substance Abuse Facts
Across the country, many states have recorded increases in drug overdose deaths from opioids such as oxycodone, heroin, and fentanyl. Alabama has seen a similar rise, which may be related to the rate of opioid prescriptions in the state. Not only can people overdose on prescription opioids, but they may also switch to heroin when they can no longer afford opioid medications.
Alabama has the highest level of prescription opioid use in the country. Doctors wrote 5.8 million prescriptions for opioids in 2015, which is equal to about 1.2 prescriptions per person (significantly higher than the national average, which is 0.71).
More than 730 people died from drug overdose in Alabama in 2015 alone.
Alabama also has a high rate of heavy alcohol use, and few people get help for their drinking. From 2010-2014, Alabama’s annual average of past-month heavy alcohol use among adults 21 or older was above the national average (7.5% vs. 6.7%). During the same time period, only 5.3% of those aged 12 or older with alcohol dependence or abuse received treatment.
Likewise, only 9.6% of those aged 12 or older who needed treatment for illicit drug dependence or abuse during 2010-2014 received it.
Getting Addiction Treatment Help
The two main types of addiction treatment in Alabama are inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation.
- Inpatient programs require you to stay full-time at the center, where you receive 24-hour supervision.
- Outpatient programs only require you to visit the center on certain days of the week for individual or group therapy. This option lets you live at home but may not provide the safe and sober environment you need in the beginning of your recovery.
If you need help deciding which type of program is best for you, give us a call. We can provide information about Alabama rehab programs that best meets your unique needs.
Where Else Can I Find Help?
If you don’t have insurance, don’t dismiss the possibility of getting help; there are other ways to manage the cost of treatment. Many programs will work out a payment plan with you or adjust the cost of the program based on your ability to pay.
You can also see if you are eligible for public insurance programs such as Medicaid or Medicare. Many treatment programs accept these as forms of payment.
Another option is to use savings or health care credit cards or even utilize a crowdfunding site to raise money. You may be surprised how many people are willing to help you get the care you need.
Twelve-step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous host free-to-attend meetings across the state. However, these programs do not offer medical care or detox services.
Resources in Alabama
- Substance Abuse Services Provider Directory: The Alabama Department of Mental Health offers a list of drug and alcohol abuse treatment providers.
- Alcoholics Anonymous meetings: Find a local AA meeting.
- NA Birmingham meeting list. Find meetings in the Greater Birmingham area.
- Alabama 2-1-1: Call for help with food, clothing, shelter, health insurance, support groups, counseling, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, and more.
- AIDS Alabama: This organization provides services to people who have HIV/AIDS in the state, including substance abuse programs.
- Buprenorphine treatment provider locator: Find doctors in the state who can prescribe buprenorphine, a drug that can help in the treatment of addiction to opioid drugs such as heroin and oxycodone.
- Alabama Medicaid: Get information about this federal-state insurance program that may cover treatment for drug abuse or mental health issues.
- Suicide prevention: The Alabama Department of Public Health has information on suicide in Alabama and how to get help.
- NAMI Alabama: The National Alliance on Mental Illness has resources, support, and treatment information for people who suffer from mental illness in the state.
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