Value proposition

One goal, one passion – helping people break through substance use disorder.

Gaudenzia, Inc. is one of the largest nonprofit substance use and co-occurring disorders treatment centers in the United States, with 51 facilities operating in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. The agency serves more than 15,000 individuals annually and operates over 100 programs providing a full continuum of care.
Everything we do is driven by a mission to meet clients where they are with evidence-based practices for substance use disorders so they can regain control of their lives and flourish in their communities. We put the needs of our clients first by utilizing person-centered, strengths-focused, cultural-, gender- and trauma-informed care.
Since 1968, Gaudenzia has provided specialized services and programs for all demographics, including pregnant and parenting mothers, adolescents, people with substance use and co-occurring disorders, and more. Our people and our family atmosphere have been the “Gaudenzia Difference” since our inception. We surround ourselves with skilled, passionate, mission-oriented team members who seek to change lives in a caring, compassionate atmosphere.
Diversity, engagement and belonging remain at the core of Gaudenzia’s values. We believe diversity drives innovation, so building a culture where difference is valued, and the diverse voices of our employees are heard is essential. It fuels our passion and connects us closer to our clients and the communities we serve.
As an employer, we’re proud to offer our team members:
• A meaningful career focused on making a difference in people’s lives
• A comprehensive benefits package
• 403(b) retirement plan with employer matching
• Competitive salaries
• Career growth opportunities
• Tuition assistance program
• Training opportunities
• Transfer opportunities
• A supportive work environment

If you are someone you know is seeking help for addiction, call Gaudenzia’s 24/7 Treatment and Referral HelpLine at 833-976-HELP (4357).

Addiction Treatment, Mental Health, Women and Children, Drug and Alcohol, Substance Use Disorder, and Affordable Housing