Pay for Service FAQ Donate Get Help Now! 904-899-6300 Home Treatment & Services Events Calendar Accepted Insurances Alumni Contact Careers More Matrix MATRIX HOUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM Matrix The Matrix House Treatment Program is a secure correctional substance use disorder treatment program for individuals serving a jail sentence for non-violent, drug-related offenses. The MATRIX House Treatment Program is a secure correctional substance use disorder treatment program for clients who must serve a jail sentence and have been identified as having a problem with drugs or alcohol. It is a 16-month program that includes 120 days of in-jail treatment, aftercare treatment and post incarceration. This program is facilitated by River Region Human Services (RRHS) in partnership with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and the City Of Jacksonville and is housed at the Community Transition Center (CTC). The CTC, a minimum security correctional facility, is located at 451 Catherine Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202. Services Five day orientation Individual counseling Treatment plan development and review In-depth assessment Seminars and primary group activities Therapeutic Community (TC) events weekly Case management Program Qualifications Must be a resident of Duval County Must be incarcerated and have at least a six-month sentence Must be court-ordered, volunteered or be referred by an attorney, family member, friend or JSO Must be screened and approved for housing at the Community Transition Center (CTC) Must meet criteria for substance use treatment BACK TO SERVICES (904) 899-6300 3901 Carmichael Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32207 Hours of Operation MON -FRI 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Client Privacy Notice Rights and Responsibilities Limited English Proficient Client Cliente Con Proficiencia Limitada De Ingles Moun Angle Yo Limite Auxiliary or Interpreter Services (Deaf or Hard of Hearing) © 2021 River Region Human Services | Employee Webmail | Careers Some programs are funded in part by federal, state, and local government agencies, including the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Center for Disease Control, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Florida Department of Health, and the City of Jacksonville. In additional, many of our services are sponsored in part by the State of Florida Department of Children and Families Services.