Ain Dah Ing Inc Halfway House in Cameron, Wisconsin, United States

Ain Dah Ing Inc Halfway House is a nonprofit residential recovery and halfway house located in Cameron in Barron County, Wisconsin, serving adults recovering from alcoholism, drug addiction, and other chemical dependencies. The organization has a longstanding mission of providing post treatment residential care in a supportive and understanding environment, with a particular focus on chemically dependent Native American adults age 18 and older. Rather than functioning only as temporary housing, Ain Dah Ing provides a structured recovery environment intended to help residents transition from formal addiction treatment toward greater stability, independence, and sustained sobriety. Wisconsin records identify the Cameron location as a Community Based Residential Facility serving people with alcohol and drug dependency, and the state’s Recovery Residence Registry lists the program for both men and women with a maximum capacity of 12 residents. The recovery residence permits medication assisted treatment, allowing residents receiving medications as part of substance use disorder recovery to continue that treatment while living in the program. Public program information also describes substance abuse counseling and recovery support services, with the overall program centered on helping people strengthen recovery skills and maintain progress following more intensive alcohol or drug treatment.