Many parents struggle with addiction issues in Cherokee, but never seek help because they fear they could lose their young children. What they may not know is that some alcohol and drug rehabilitation facilities make it feasible for mothers and fathers to keep their kids with them while in treatment, and provide beds for the client's children. After drug rehabilitation is complete, there are a number of of transitional programs in Cherokee which are particularly designed for parents in recovery who are looking to offer a drug free place to live for their kids, and provide residential beds for client's children. This allows parents to get their feet back on the ground and make a clean start, with their kids in their presence. This can be extremely beneficial for mothers and fathers who desire to mend their affinity with their young children after having been caught up in substance abuse.