The Galilee Mission

About The Galilee Mission

Founded in 1984, The Galilee Mission, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing recovery and hope to adult males grappling with substance use disorders. Serving Washington County, Rhode Island, and surrounding areas, the mission offers a continuum of care, including residential treatment, outpatient services, intensive outpatient programs, transitional living, and sober living environments. Their focus is on reintegrating clients into society by promoting employment, family communication, community involvement, and the establishment of positive support systems, all while maintaining a substance-free lifestyle. ​

Length of Stay:

• Captain Tom House: Expected stay ranges from six to twelve months.

• Maria’s House and Chris’ House: Residents can stay for up to one year.

The Galilee Mission operates multiple sober living facilities, including

• Captain Tom House: A transitional sober housing facility accommodating up to six men.

• Maria’s House: A sober living environment for up to six men, offering minimal supervision while maintaining connection to the mission. ​

• Chris’ House: A 14-bed sober house providing a supportive environment for men committed to remaining substance-free.