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Maria House Project is a non-profit organization located in Erie, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1971 by Fr. James Peterson, it provides small group living for men in need of community support to heal from addictions, incarceration, homelessness, mental and emotional illness, probation and parole, war, and isolation. With over one hundred dedicated volunteers, Maria House Project has a significantly lower recidivism rate than the state average. Maria House Project offers a transformative experience for its residents, guided by the belief in God's providence and the power of working together. Through their programs and services, they aim to help individuals find freedom, purpose, and a sense of working with God. With a focus on recovery and rehabilitation, Maria House Project is committed to transforming lives one step at a time.Generated from the website

Gaudenzia Erie operates various health care facilities that provide treatment to patients suffering from mental disorders and substance abuse. The various facilities include Crossroads, Dr. Snow Halfway House for Men, and Community House for Women and Children. It provides a range of health care services, including detoxification, residential care, dual diagnosis, and outpatient and home services. Opened in 1966, Crossroads is a shelter for homeless men with addiction problems. Dr. Snow Halfway House for Men provides rehabilitation and employment assistance. Established in 2003, Community House for Women and Children provides outpatient and home care services for women with children. Gaudenzia Erie is approved by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and is located in Erie, Pa.