Gateway Foundation: There is No Stopping Spring. There is No Dampening the Human Spirit.

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When confronted with adversity, we, as people, as a nation, rise to meet the challenge and overcome the situation. Gateway has been doing this for over 50 years – always here responding to new critical times, providing hope so people in need can access a life of recovery. Today is no different -- much like the new buds we see transform into beautiful flowers despite the cold winter – we are here to inspire and help our clients survive this new challenge and come out stronger on the other end.


Gateway Foundation continues to take care of those that need substance use disorder and co-occurring treatment because that public health crisis isn’t slowing down for anyone despite of COVID-19. Our teams have adapted using innovation to continue admissions into our newly-formed virtual programming for clients and members of our recovery community. We are open and providing the full continuum of care across all of our locations. We have been working through these challenging times to make sure there is a safe space for anyone reaching out for help.  

As the daylight gets longer, as the Stay-At-Home order continues, please know Gateway Foundation is here for everyone we serve and those we will serve in the future. We understand that this crisis is impacting many of our supporters. To those of you who are already involved in helping us spread the word and supporting our efforts – THANK YOU!

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