Who We Are

HELPING OTHERS FOR 50 YEARS

Since 1971, Samaritan House has helped men on their journey to an addiction-free life. Founded by recovering addicts who saw a need for residential care, Samaritan House started on West Street in Annapolis, Maryland.

After receiving state certification in 1986, the Samaritan House moved operations to eight wooded acres in a secluded pocket of the city. In this serene location, clients participate in individual and group counseling, relapse prevention and life-skills training under the guidance of a professionally trained staff.

Today, Samaritan House has a 13-acre property with 4 houses, providing program and transitional care for 48 cliets. Stays in the transitional house are longer term, from six to eight months, with clients comprised of graduates of the program who have achieved at least 90 days of sobriety. Samaritan House facilities also include basketball and volleyball courts, picnic tables, gardens, recreational room, and a large outdoor pavilion, all of which encourage activity and fellowship and help build an addiction-free community.