Fellowship House is a private, not-for-profit psycho-social rehabilitation center for individuals who experience severe and persistent psychiatric disabilities, including those with co-occurring substance abuse issues. Originally established in 1974, we have been serving those in need for fifty years.
We are an organization experienced in aiding adults with severe, persistent mental illness and co-occurring substance abuse disorders. Along with providing rehabilitative services, we help these individuals (our members) to reach their highest level of independence. We do this through providing members a continuum of programs and services, an individualized support system of staff, and the chance to take part in social events held at Fellowship House.
With this goal in mind, the relationship between members and Fellowship House is akin to a partnership. We provide the necessary assistance and support, but also require members to do their part. Only with both sides working together can long-term success be possible.
Fellowship House has something to offer you, and you have something to offer Fellowship House. Together, we’ll discover what those things are.
Ready for that next step? We’ll be here when you are.
Fellowship House offers a wide array of programs and services to best meet the unique needs of each member. Through these resources, we work to help our members achieve greater independence, deepen their self-awareness, access available resources, and strengthen their connection within the community.
Are you interested in joining our Fellowship House Family? We are currently hiring for a number of different positions within our organization! Visit our Careers page for more information, including how to apply. We look forward to hearing from you!
Through your generosity, we can continue expanding and improving our facilities and services for the benefit of our members. Donations to Fellowship House can be made both online and through mail.
Fellowship House is thankful for your support!
Fellowship House is sponsored by Thriving Mind South Florida, Miami-Dade County, Florida Department of Corrections, Broward Behavioral Health Coalition, and the State of Florida – Department of Children and Families.