REPORTER: THE STATELY MOUNT OLIVER SCHOOL BUILDING ON HAYS STREET MAY NO LONGER BE A SCHOOL. BUT ADDICTION COUNSELORS ARE READY TO SAVE LIVES IN THE RENOVATED FORMER CLASSROOMS, I THINK THAT IS THE EXCITING PIECE. REPORTER: EDUCATING ENTIRE FAMILIES, IN UPSCALE, TEMPORARY APARTMENTS. >> WE WANT THESE FAMILIES TO FEEL LIKE THIS IS HOME LIKE THIS IS GOING TO BE THE START OF YOUR LIFE A BETTER LIFE. REPORTER: NICOLETTE COVINGTON IS THE DIRECTOR OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR AUBERLE. >> THE IDEA HERE IS TO DO SOME THING THAT’S NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE IN ORDER TO HELP FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION. REPORTER: THE AUBERLE FAMILY HEALING CENTER WILL BRING EVERY SUPPORT SERVICE, UNDER ONE ROOF. >> YOU’RE IN A GROUP OF PEOPLE ALL IN THE SAME JOURNEY ALL STRUGGLING TOGETHER AND YOU HAVE A GROUP OF PARTNERS WRAPPED AROUND YOU THAT WANT YOU TO SUCCEED. >> IT’S REALLY MAKING SURE THAT THE FAMILY STAYS TOGETHER BECAUSE WE DO KNOW THAT WHEN THE FAMILY IS TOGETHER YOU HAVE A GREATER CHANCE OF RECOVERING AND NOT RELAPSING. REPORTER: MANY PARTNERS, INCLUDING CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, ACTION HOUSING, THE ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, OFFERING COMPREHENSIVE CARE TO OUR NEIGHBORS WHO NEED THE LOVE. >> THERE’S OVER 500 FAMILIES IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY ALONE THAT HAVE A CAREGIVER STRUGGLING WITH OPIOID ADDICTION AND CHILDREN WHO ARE EXPERIENCING NEGLECT. REPORTER: THIS TEAM, LETTING THOSE FAMILIES KNOW, THEY’RE IN THE FIGHT TO SAVE LIVES, TOGETHER. >> IT’S VERY EXCITING IT’S LIKE CREATING THE BLUEPRINT OF WHAT HOPEFULLY HOW RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITIES SHOULD BE TO COME WE’RE EXCITED ABO