Addiction Treatment Services
The Salvation Army Addiction Treatment Services
Nestled in Nu‘uanu Valley on the island of O‘ahu, The Salvation Army’s Addiction Treatment Services offers a full continuum of care for adults struggling with substance use disorders — from initial treatment through ongoing recovery support. Since 1970, we’ve helped adult men and women build lasting recovery through compassionate, effective, individualized care.
Types of Treatment
Non-Medical Detoxification
A 3–7 day non-medical residential detoxification program providing a safe and supportive environment to detox from alcohol and other drugs. Services include assessment and treatment planning, medication administration, daily monitoring of medical condition and withdrawal symptoms, individual counseling, addiction/health education, assistance accessing community resources, case management, and referral to treatment and other recovery settings.
Residential Care
A structured program providing an intensive, individualized plan of recovery for severely addicted individuals and high-risk offenders needing a more structured environment. Services are gender-specific and include an average of 40 hours of face-to-face treatment activities weekly. Duration of stay is variable and designed to meet each individual’s needs.
Day/Outpatient Care
A structured program of day or evening sessions for the functioning individual able to maintain abstinence with professional support. Day Treatment sessions are 6 hours daily. Intensive Outpatient sessions are 3-hour sessions at least three times weekly. Outpatient sessions are up to 8 hours weekly. A minimum of 12 weeks of continuing care is provided after completion of primary treatment.
For admissions information and confidential screening, please contact the ATS Admissions Department at 808-595-6371.
Eligibility
Our services are open to anyone who is 18 years old or older with a substance use disorder. Most insurance plans are accepted.
Services
ATS provides the following specific services:
- Confidential Assessment
- Individualized Treatment Planning
- Private One-to-One Counseling
- Group Counseling Sessions
- Cognitive Restructuring
- Family Education and Counseling
- Educational/Vocational Counseling
- Alcohol and Drug Education
- Life Skills
- Relapse Prevention Skills
- HIV Prevention and Education
- 12-Step Support Services
- Drug Testing
- Professionally Prepared Meals
- Continuing Care
We Provide Recovery
We provide treatment services to people with substance abuse problems and give them the resources to break the vicious cycle of addiction. All persons are served regardless of race, color, creed, sex, and age.
We Provide Hope
We strive to give hope to those we serve. Services include personal counseling and basic human necessities so that individuals can realize their physical rehabilitation and their potential to make a change.
“There was a time where I was homeless and I didn’t have anywhere to go… I had no hope. I was ready to do whatever it took to become a good person, have a stable job, and become a great dad. My counselors at The Salvation Army ATS helped me do that and more. I now work for a great company that shows the same compassion as The Salvation Army. I’m helping others through my new job and that is empowering.”
— Daniel, ATS Graduate
Accreditation & Funding
CARF Accredited
The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) has accredited the following levels of ATS treatment services: Non-Medical Detoxification, Residential Treatment, Day Treatment, Intensive Outpatient, and Outpatient Treatment. CARF accreditation signifies that ATS’s efforts to provide quality treatment services have received national recognition and meet nationwide standards.
The Salvation Army ATS operates a 66-bed special treatment facility licensed by the Department of Health Office of Health Care Assurance. Staff adhere to the highest ethical standards of business and professional conduct, including NAADAC Ethical Standards of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors.
ATS’s strategic plan is reviewed and updated annually.
Funding Sources
Addiction Treatment Services is funded by the following:
- Hawaii State Legislature through the State Department of Health — Alcohol & Drug Abuse Division
- State Judiciary
- State Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
- Generous donors of The Salvation Army
Contact Us
The Salvation Army Addiction Treatment Services
3624 Waokanaka St, Honolulu, HI 96817
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
For additional information or confidential screening, please contact the Detox department at 808-595-5819.
Director: Ray Ogai — Ray.Ogai@usw.salvationarmy.org