We treat the whole person, not just the substance use disorder.

We specialize in serving people with a dual diagnosis of substance use and mental health conditions who have been turned away, misdiagnosed, or underserved elsewhere. Here, they finally receive respectful, evidence-based care that treats the whole person – body, mind, and community.

Our continuum of treatment begins with intensive residential care, continues through outpatient and sober housing, and extends into long-term recovery management. Supportive services like case management, medical care, and employment support are built into every stage.

Who We Serve in Treatment

01.

Adult men with substance use disorders

02.

People with co-occurring mental health conditions

03.

People experiencing homelessness or housing instability

04.

People returning from incarceration or inpatient care

Treatment Steps

Everyone deserves the chance to recover.

Step 1

Orientation & Assessment

Every client begins with a comprehensive clinical and medical assessment, treatment planning, and immediate connection to supportive services.

Step 2

Residential Treatment

206 men’s treatment beds in three structured residential campuses in Salt Lake County, including REACH for justice-involved men.

Step 3

Outpatient Treatment

Flexible care that fits around work and daily life for those transitioning from residential treatment. Clients build stability and self-reliance while continuing therapy, case management, and employment support.

Step 4

Recovery Residences

Safe, sober housing for men engaged in outpatient treatment. Residents work, pay affordable rent, and prepare to move into housing of their own.

Step 5

Long-Term Recovery Management

Ongoing counseling, peer support, relapse prevention, and employment navigation to help clients sustain recovery after treatment ends.

Impact at a Glance

206

Treatment beds across three
residential facilities

97%

Recovery clients have stable housing, with no new legal charges

78%

Reduction in post-treatment
jail bed days

At First Step House they don’t offer short-cuts or shallow, easy promises. They think long term about what people need to change their lives, and then take action to provide services throughout a person’s journey to recovery.

First Step House Graduate

Every treatment bed is a chance to begin again. Your support helps
people rebuild their health, their families, and their futures.