The Hope Center, Inc.
Fayette County Detention Center Recovery Program
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Verification history
Jul 26, 2026
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What this program does
Six-month in-custody substance use recovery programs for men (since 2002) and women (since 2006) at the Fayette County Detention Center, using 28 Recovery Dynamics lessons, cognitive-behavioral intervention classes addressing criminal thinking patterns, participant accountability communities, and AA meetings held in the facility.
Related preparation guides
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More from The Hope Center, Inc.
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- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
- Jacobs Hope Cafeteria
- Men's Recovery Program - George Privett Recovery Center
- Residential Treatment Program - Don & Cathy Jacobs House
- Women's Recovery Program - Ball-Quantrell Jones Recovery Center for Women
Details
- Eligibility
- Incarcerated individuals at the Fayette County Detention Center. Access through the detention center. Population served: Varies by program
- Hours
- Unknown — the provider hasn’t confirmed this.
- How to start
- UNKNOWN Referral requirements: Access through Fayette County Detention Center
- Housing vouchers
- Unknown — we have no confirmed answer on housing vouchers. Ask the provider directly.
- Cost
- Unknown — do not assume this service is free. Ask the provider what it costs before you go.
- What to bring
- Not published — ask when you call. Bring any ID you already have, but not having ID does not automatically disqualify you.
- Accessibility
- Unknown — we have not confirmed physical accessibility, interpretation, or accommodations. Ask when you contact them.
- Languages
- Not published — call to confirm.
- Service area
Applying or getting referred
Start with: UNKNOWN Referral requirements: Access through Fayette County Detention Center
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