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Delivers programs that address how addiction impacts the entire family, including alcohol/drug assessments, individual and family therapy, co-dependency programs, adolescent and young children groups. Aftercare services are available for adults and adolescents and their families after completing rehabilitation programs.

Works to prevent substance abuse in individuals, families, schools and the broader community. combats alcoholism and drug abuse in the community through involvement, consultation, education, advocacy, and cooperative relationships with numerous organizations.

Offers a medically supervised, safe, and supportive environment to manage withdrawal symptoms. ​

Provide wrap-around resources and supports to families, strengthening them and their communities. Staff serve as advocates, connecting families to various resources. Services include access to health services, parent education, employment services, life skills development, housing services, advocacy, and community resource referrals. Participate in a 10-week parenting class to explore new ideas, share experiences, and engage in supportive group activities. This is one of our most popular programs.

Promotes wellness and protects the public from the abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs within the community.

Provides various evidence-based school substance use prevention programs for students in grades pre-k through high school.

Enhances and improves family relationships through family programs and various services for children and parents. Utilizing a science-based approach, Strengthens Families (SFP) reduces problem behaviors and fosters positive parenting tools in 2-hour weekly sessions over 7 weeks. Unifying Families (UF) enhances home relationships through a 4-hour evidence-based program, meeting twice a month with dinner and childcare. Both programs, available in Spanish, host support sessions and quarterly parent training, and can be held at HPR or your site.

Implements a research-based primary prevention program for second and third graders, utilizing puppets and real-life scenarios to teach life skills. Focus areas include planning, interpersonal skills, cultural competence, peer pressure, and conflict resolution.

Provides various services including programs and services that have a common goal of reducing the incidence and prevalence of alcoholism, addiction and related problems through primary prevention efforts. Also offers referrals to community resources helpful to individuals with substance abuse problems.

Provides people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) with a comprehensive number of core and supportive services including Case Management, Substance Abuse, Prevention/Counseling, Emergency Financial Assistance, Referrals to Mental Health Services, Medical Transportation, Special Family Events, Peer Support Groups, Supportive Housing, and Food Pantry.

Provides structured and supervised intensive outpatient and outpatient substance abuse programs tailored to the required treatment level. These programs offer various services, including individual and group counseling, 12-step meetings, social and recreational activities, educational and vocational services, life skills training, primary and perinatal health care, support programs for family members, relapse prevention services, continuing care, and supportive services like child care, transportation, and parenting skills development. Additionally, substance abuse education and adult drug screenings are available.

Enhances community partnering, develops communication and relationship skills of individuals and family units, increases awareness, and educates participants about risky behavior related to substance use disorders and addiction, and provides and refers participants to existing alternative activities for students and families.

Delivering diverse substance abuse prevention and education programs, the organization serves children, youth, adults, educators, and communities. Services encompass a lending library for books, pamphlets, and videos, referral to treatment facilities, professional training on ATOD abuse prevention for schools, businesses, and communities, information on Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) for businesses, and evidence-based programs like keeping It REAL (KIR), Too Good for Drugs (TG4D), Footprints for Life (FFL), and Life Skills Training (LST).

Offers a wide range of programs and services to individuals and families facing financial hardships, including but not limited to, addiction and drug abuse counseling, emergency shelters, child care, youth programs, food pantries, job training, and family health information.

Offers programs designed to encourage healthy youth development.The programs include:- Mental health counseling- Employment counseling- Substance abuse education and prevention- Learning support services- Access to primary and preventive health services- Family involvement- Recreation- Referrals to community-based services for young people

Provides education about responding to an opiate overdose and distributes Naloxone kits (in either intranasal or injectable form) to those who attend trainings. The primary audience includes individuals who are at risk of an opioid overdose and the family, friends, or loved ones of those at risk of an opioid overdose. Individuals must complete the training to receive a kit, which contains two doses of naloxone, two nasal atomizer or two syringes, along with mouth shields.

Provides information and referral to various services. Referrals include: substance abuse prevention programs, counseling groups, advocacy work, youth center, social/recreational activities, and community service opportunities. Also operates a drop-in center for after school activities.

Provides education, support, advocacy, and collaborative partnerships for individuals, families, schools, communities, and professionals to strengthen resources, promote awareness, and improve outcomes.

Offers an evidence based curriculum designed to decrease aggression. Aids to lessen bullying and substance abuse and to increase students' social skills and school success.

Provides linkages to recovery support resources, social and educational opportunities, life skills workshops, and support groups to individuals with a substance use disorder.

Engages community partners in service area to establish and sustain the environmental changes necessary to eliminate substance abuse.

Provide wrap-around resources and supports to families, strengthening them and their communities. Staff serve as advocates, connecting families to various resources. Services include access to health services, parent education, employment services, life skills development, housing services, advocacy, and community resource referrals. Participate in a 10-week parenting class to explore new ideas, share experiences, and engage in supportive group activities. This is one of our most popular programs.

Offers educational resources for schools systems, businesses, faith communities and the children and families for substance abuse and violence prevention. The programs aim to help families and children tackle important issues through engaging and interactive sessions that use age-appropriate language.

Provides information, prevention education, and referral services related to substance abuse disorders. Information services include free literature on alcoholism, drug and tobacco use. Educational programs are also available and include primary prevention for children, parenting training, and educator training.

Focuses on the dangers and problems associated with prescription and over-the-counter drug abuse. Model curriculum was designed to educate students, parents and professionals to raise awareness about this growing trend.