Troy Women's
Reintegration Program
Rebuild stability. Restore independence.
Welcome to the
Troy Women's Reintegration Program
A structured residential program for women ready to move forward in recovery, the Troy Women’s Reintegration Program provides a safe, supportive environment where individuals can rebuild stability, strengthen accountability, and develop the skills needed for independent living. Through a combination of housing, treatment support, and employment readiness, the program helps women take meaningful steps toward long term recovery and a more stable future.
Who We Serve
Troy Women’s Reintegration Program supports women working toward recovery from substance use disorder. The program is designed for individuals who are ready to take the next step toward stability, accountability, and independent living.
What We Do
Residents live in a structured, supportive environment that focuses on daily stability and long term success. The program combines housing, treatment support, and employment readiness to help each individual build a foundation for lasting recovery.
How It Works
Each resident follows an individualized plan that may include counseling, skill building, and connection to community resources. The goal is to support steady progress toward independence, with clear expectations and consistent support.
Get Started
If you or someone you know is ready to take the next step, contact us to learn more about eligibility and referrals.
What Residents can Expect
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Structured Living Environment
A stable, supportive setting with clear expectations that help residents build routine and accountability.
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Individualized Support
Guidance tailored to each resident’s goals, including recovery planning and next steps toward independence.
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Connection to Treatment Services
Coordination with outpatient providers and community partners to support ongoing recovery.
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Life Skills Development
Focus on practical skills such as time management, budgeting, and daily responsibilities.
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Employment Readiness
Support in preparing for and maintaining employment, including job search and workplace expectations.
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Peer Support
A shared living environment where residents support one another in recovery.
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Community Resource Navigation
Assistance connecting with housing, healthcare, and other essential services.
Who We Serve
Troy Women’s Reintegration Program serves adult women in the Capital Region who are working toward recovery from substance use disorder and are ready to take the next step toward independent living. The program supports individuals transitioning from higher levels of care or seeking a structured, stable environment to continue their recovery.
Our approach is structured, supportive, and grounded in accountability, with a focus on building stability, developing life skills, and preparing for long term independence.
Contact Information
Troy Women's Reintegration Program
Desiree Benjamin, AAS
Program Manager
111 2nd Avenue
Troy, New York 12180
(518) 478-3138 (Cell)
(518) 235-8397 (Office)
(518) 235-1381(fax)
Affiliation: A division of PYHIT – Partners in Your Health and Healing
Most major insurance plans are accepted, including Medicaid, Value Options (NYSHIP/MVP), Fidelis, CDPHP, WellCare, and United Healthcare/Optum.
Trust the Process
Recovery is a process of learning, understanding, and moving forward.
Participants at Troy Women’s Reintegration recently took part in a recovery-focused project designed to help them better understand addiction as a disease and explore what recovery can mean throughout their own process.
Activities like this provide an opportunity to look beyond substance use itself and consider the role that understanding, self-awareness, and continued recovery can play in moving forward. Recovery does not happen all at once. It is an ongoing process, built through individual steps, new understanding, and continued commitment.
The message behind the project was simple: Trust the Process.
For the women participating, that means continuing to learn about addiction, recognizing their own progress, and moving forward through each stage of recovery one step at a time.
