ARC Women's Center for Behavioral Health

ARC Community Services, established in 1976 in Madison, Wisconsin, operates 12 programs dedicated to assisting women across the state. They specialize in women-responsive substance use disorder treatment across a full continuum of care. Their programs also focus on providing trauma-informed care for survivors of prostitution and human trafficking. ARC Women's Center for Behavioral Health delivers outpatient services near Fish Hatchery Road through programs like the HOPE Project, which uses a harm-reduction approach for those struggling with opioid or stimulant addiction. Their Comprehensive Outpatient Services for Women and Their Families offers evening programs for those balancing work, school, or caregiving. Individual and group counseling, available in person or via telehealth, provides personalized support for long-term recovery. ARC Healthy Beginnings offers day treatment for pregnant women and mothers of infants, helping build strong parent-child bonds while addressing substance use and mental health needs. The Center for Women and Children provides day treatment for women with or without children, offering flexible services to promote family stability and reduce out-of-home placements.