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Pregnant and Using
Jail or Pueblo County Department of Parole
Loved One is Addicted
Current Use
Using and Wants to Stop
Pregnant and Using
Direct links to resources are available below, along with short explanations of the treatment options.
A Loved One is Addicted
Explore options of where to start to get your loved one the help they deserve.
Current Use
If you are currently using, you have options. Explore the pages below to learn more.
Jail or Pueblo County Department of Parole
Direct links to resources are available below, along with short explanations of the treatment options.
Using and Wants to Stop
There are many great resources in Pueblo County. Learn more about what would best meet your current needs.
Outpatient Treatment Services
These agencies offer outpatient counseling services that do not require a prolonged stay in a facility.
Colorado Treatment Services
275 W Abriendo Avenue(719) 621-1929
Crossroads' Turning Points
1615 Bonforte Boulevard(719) 404-1992
Front Range Clinic
1615 710 Hunter Drive(719) 225-8246
Gateway to Success
2429 S. Prairie Avenue(719) 564-5070
Health Solutions-Crestone Recovery
41 Montebello Road, Suite LL1(719) 545-2746
Health Solutions-Adult Services
1304 Chinook Ln(719) 545-2746
Pueblo Community Health Center
300 Colorado Avenue(719) 543-8711
Southern Colorado Court Services
200 W. B Street, Suite 100(719) 595-1634
State of Grace
720 N. Main Street, Suite 330(719) 569-7909
A New Leaf Therapy
327 Colorado Avenue(719) 948-7120
Withdrawal Management/Detox
Treatment of alcohol and substance use disorders by the physiological or medicinal removal of substances from the body.
Crossroads' Turning Points
509 E. 13th Street
(719) 546-6666
102 Maxwell Street, Colorado Springs
(719) 203-6550
Southeast Health Group
Regional Assessment Center(RAC)
721 Barnes Avenue, La Junta
(800) 511-5446
Mental Health & Substance Use Services
711 Barnes Avenue, La Junta
(800) 511-5446
Residential Treatment
Long-term counseling in a structured, homelike setting that contributes tohealing and a sense of community.
Crossroads' Turning Points
Women's
3500 Baltimore Avenue
(719) 545-118
The women's campus includes Sisterhood Teaching Alternatives for Recovery Therapeutic Community, Intensive Residential Treatment, Transitional Residential Treatment, and Strategic Intensive Remediation Treatment.
Men's
509 E. 13th Street
(719) 546-6666
The men's campus includes Intensive Residential Treatment, Transitional Residential Treatment, and Strategic Intensive Remediation Treatment.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Combines counseling and medications to treat substance use disorders.
Colorado Treatment Services
275 W Abriendo Avenue
(719) 621-1929
Crossroads' Turning Points
509 E. 13th Street
(719) 546-6666
Front Range Clinic
710 Hunter Drive
(719) 225-8246
Health Solutions-MARC
41 Montebello Road, Suite 120
(719) 423-1500 option 2
Parkview Behavioral Health
56 Club Manor Drive, Suite 100
(719) 584-4767
Pueblo Community Health Center
300 Colorado Avenue
(719) 543-8711
Gateway to Success
2429 S. Prairie Avenue
(719) 564-5070
Are you pregnant and using?
Sober Living and Outpatient Treatment are options after MAT.
Sober Living
Recovering substance users following treatment with some time in sobriety can reside in these sober living communities to provide a safeguard against relapse, with the support and space needed to work toward building a life in recovery.
Oxford Houses
An Oxford House describes a democratically run, self-supporting and drug-free home.
There are houses for men, women, men with children, and women with children.
Crossroads' Turning Points
3470 Baltimore Avenue
(719) 561-9850
Peer Support Services
Organizations offering peer-to peer support. Reducing stigma and offering support with challenging choices.
Crossroads' Turning Points PACE Center
121 E. Northern Avenue
(719) 696-8060
Friendly Harbor
2713 N Grand Avenue
(719) 545-2564
Health Solutions
2003 E 4th Street
(719) 544-6373
SCHRA
2003 E 4th Street
(719) 544-6373
Christlife Ministries
2415 Lake Avenue
(719) 647-9235
Crisis Living Room
1310 Chinook Ln
(719) 545-2746
Peer Support Database
A peer support specialist is a person with "lived experience" who has been trained to support those who struggle with mental health, psychological trauma, or substance use. Their personal experience of these challenges provides peer support specialists with the expertise that professional training cannot replicate.
Pueblo County has an excellent community of peer support specialists ready to help individuals navigate their recovery journey. If you are looking for additional support, feel free to contact any of these individuals to get started.
Explore Database
A Loved One is Addicted
Explore options of where to start to get your loved one the help they deserve.
Naloxone Education
Naloxone is a medication approved by the Food and Drug Administration(FDA) designed to reverse opioid overdose rapidly.
About Naloxone
When a person has overdosed, their breathing will slow and could stop. Naloxone reverses the effects of an opioid overdose (including Fentanyl). Naloxone has no effect on someone who has no opioids in their system, it does not cause a high, and it is not addictive. Naloxone only works to reverse an opioid overdose for 30 to 90 minutes. After administering naloxone, it is essential to call 911 for the overdose victim to seek medical attention.
Opioid Safety and How to Use NaloxoneHow to get naloxone
Naloxone is available at local harm reduction sites.
Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association
1249 E Routt Ave
Pueblo CO 81004
Colorado Health Network Access Point
807 N Greenwood St #200
Pueblo CO 81003
CRAFT: Community Reinforcement and Family Training
Addresses a loved one's resistance to change by teaching families behavioral and motivational strategies for interacting with their loved one through self-care, problem-solving, and goal setting.
Health Solutions-Recovery Solutions
2003 E. 4th Street
(719) 544-6373
Friendly Harbor
2713 N Grand Avenue
(719) 545-2564
LEAD: Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion
LEAD is a pre-booking diversion pilot program developed with the community to address low-level drug users rather than jail time.
Crossroads' Turning Points
1530 W. 17th Street
(719) 251-0856
JBBS: Jail Based Behavioral Services
A program providing resources for county jails to address the needs of individuals with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health disorders.
Learn morePueblo County Sheriff's Office Community Re-Entry Program
720 N Main Street, Suite 110
(719) 583-6478
Harm Reduction/Syringe Access
Reducing risks and harms for people who use substances. Clean syringe access program.
Colorado Health Network Access Point
807 N. Greenwood Street, Suite 200
Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association
1249 E. Routt Avenue
(719) 289-7149
Ryan White Services
(719) 621-1105
Those living with HIV
(719) 648-0421