A COMMITMENT TO SERVICE IN OUR COMMUNITY
Come Work For Us
We are expanding our team! We are looking for Recovery Technicians, Overnight House Managers, AOD Counselors and Counseling Interns. If you believe everyone deserves the chance to live their best life, you are just who we are looking for.
We are only as good as our people. Our staff helps others let go of trauma, break free from addiction, and build a healthy life full of promise. If this describes you, we want to talk to you.
We set high standards and we work hard. But we also get behind our people and make sure they have what they need to be their best selves every day.
We pay competitive wages. We provide health benefits. We have paid vacations. Make a difference in someone's life every day. Email us. We want to talk to you.
AN INVESTMENT
IN OUR COMMUNITY
Archway receives funding from both public and private sources; partners who recognize how addiction can be linked with crime, homelessness, domestic violence and rising health care costs.
For every dollar invested in addiction treatment programs, a community can save $4 to $12* in reduced criminal justice costs and drug-related crime and theft.
*National Institute on Drug Abuse, 2020
GET INVOLVED
Less than 10% of the people who need addiction treatment get the services they need. Join us as we work to meet the challenge of recovery in our homes, schools, workplaces and communities. Your contributions go a long way.
Learn more about the Jennie Bernardi Scholarship Fund.
PRIVATE DONORS AND GRANTORS
Your generous donations and grants go towards expanding our services and facilities throughout Solano County to build stronger, healthier communities. Our funding partners recognize how effective addiction treatment can play a role in reducing crime, homelessness, domestic abuse and the high cost of healthcare.
Your private donation will help fund client services, low-interest loans and capital investment projects. Please contact our Executive Director to learn more about how your charitable contributions can make a difference, including honoring a loved one or leaving a legacy.