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1701 Lac De Ville Blvd.
Rochester, NY 14618
585.256.3800
Fax: 585.256.3629
Email: info@easthouse.org


News

East House welcomes New President/CEO

Gregory Soehner has been appointed President/CEO of East House.  He will begin employment with East House on September 15th, 2008.  Read press release for more information.

East House/RIT Enrichment Program

Forty individuals recovering from mental illness and/or chemical dependency experienced college life on the RIT campus. Read press release for more information.

Founder Passes
Paul Wolk, one of the founders of East House, has passed away.  Wolk, of Hume, Virginia, died at the age of 93 on May 28, 2008.  Along with Hettie Shumway, Justice David Boehm, Ralph Collins,  M. D., James Sterner, M.D. and Hilton Hedrick, Wolk, a former local businessman, was instrumental in forming and incorporating East House as a non-profit agency in 1966. Each of these founders contributed their time, expertise, and personal resources to create East House, and today, Wolk House on Portland Avenue is so named in honor of Paul’s dedication and commitment to the agency. Wolk also served as the first Board President of East House. "Paul Wolk will be missed, but never forgotten," stated Jim Sorrentino. Wolk’s family has designated East House to receive contributions in his memory.

East House Receives Community Service Award
East House was recognized as an outstanding organization by The Brighton Chamber of Commerce. Read press release for more information.

 



EAST HOUSE

Founded in 1966, 
East House is a comprehensive rehabilitation agency providing a broad range of programs for adults recovering from mental illness and chemical dependency.

More than 1300 clients and their families are served each year by a staff of 150 employees. East House helps individuals get well, improve their family relations, pursue their dreams and reach their potential.

Eighty percent of
clients complete their program to live more independently, and become involved in work, school, or training.

 

 
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