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Mutual Education of Drug Addicts and Townspeople: Establishing a Residential Facility in a Nonurban Area

The development of Alpha House, a therapeutic community in Ithaca, New York, is described. The success of this program is attributed to many factors, such as: the inclusion of a variety of persons in program planning, the response to a perceived drug crisis, the commitment of established community leaders, and the reliance upon the immediate community for financial support during the program's early stages.