For more than 40 years, Gateway has been able to live out its mission of serving and helping individuals and families who are facing mental health and substance use issues. That work has only been possible because of the dedication of our staff and the unwavering support of our communities, partners, donors and generous people like you.

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Over the past 18 months, Gateway has faced contract cuts, reductions, and financial challenges at the state and federal level, and continuing this work has become incredibly challenging. We have done everything we can to overcome these challenges and continue providing services. Our incredible staff has worked tirelessly to ensure our patients receive the care and services they needed as best as possible.    

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It is with deep sadness that we announce Gateway to Prevention & Recovery, Inc. will close its doors after 42 years of service. Wednesday, September 30th will be our final day of service.   

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We are grateful to the people and communities who helped start Gateway and have continued to support, love and walk alongside us throughout the years.

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While Gateway’s chapter is coming to a close, the need for compassionate and accessible mental health and substance use care remains. We ask our community to continue showing up for friends, neighbors, family members and others who may be struggling. We must continue to create safe, welcoming, and nonjudgemental spaces and encourage people to seek help when needed. We are still all in this together!

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Thank you for allowing Gateway to be part of your lives and communities. We will forever be grateful for your trust and support.

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If you have any questions feel free to reach out to Jon Greenwood at jgreenwood@gatewaytoprevention.org or call our main line at 405-273-1170.