The Crossroads Program provides residential rehabilitation services to men and women who are recovering from chemical dependency. The program consists of four homes with a total of 66 beds and 35 apartments with a total of 60 beds. Within the program are eight apartments designed specifically for women in recovery living with their dependent school-aged children.

Services include individual and group counseling; recreational, educational and vocational programs; peer support; monitoring of physical and emotional health; development of independent living skills, and coordination with other service providers. Clients are encouraged to attend 12-step self-help programs, work on interpersonal relationships, and develop educational and vocational skills leading to employment and greater self-sufficiency.