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1701 Lac De Ville Blvd.
Rochester, NY 14618
585.256.3800
Fax: 585.256.3802
Email: info@easthouse.org

News

Hope and Recovery 2012  
East House is proud to announce director, writer, mental health activist, and Emmy award winning actor Joe Pantoliano as the speaker at the 2012 Celebration of Hope & Recovery Luncheon.  The luncheon will be held on Thursday, September 20 at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center.  
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Paul Wolk Commons at State Street Update  
Construction continues on our Paul Wolk Commons at State Street that will have 45 one bedroom apartments, 15 of which will become available to Rochestarians as affordable housing.  The facility will have lounge areas, a community room and garden, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi and off-street parking.  Apartments will include energy efficient appliances.  We look forward to the completion of construction and the grand opening this spring!  

 



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 1000 clients and their families are served each year by a staff of 130 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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