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Substance Abuse Program Latin American Youth Center Location: Washington, DC - 20009 Contact Phone: (202) 319-2225 Website: http://www.layc-dc.org/ Description: The LAYC Substance Abuse Prevention Program provides outreach, prevention and outpatient treatment services to youth and their families. The goals of the program are to prevent youth from becoming involved in drug use, and provide counseling services to youth who are abusing alcohol and/or other drugs. Prevention, treatment and rehabilitation will be accomplished through a holistic program combining: intake and assessment, individual, group, and family therapy, case management, school-based groups and referrals.
Psychiatric Services George Washington University Hospital Location: Washington, DC - 20037 Contact Phone: (202) 715-5080 Website: http://www.gwhospital.com Description: The George Washington University Hospital has been a leader in providing behavioral healthcare to area residents for more than a century. Through innovative and comprehensive programs combined with a belief that each patient's success is the product of a team effort, GW Hospital continues to be the provider of choice for mental health treatment in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Psychiatric services at GW Hospital are built upon a commitment to excellence in patient care that enhances the opportunity for recovery and exceeds the expectations of patients and referral sources. Early assessments and treatment of behavioral health problems can help treatment for other medical illnesses, and help those patients with concomitant medical diagnoses to maximize their rehabilitation potentials
The Foundation For Contemporary Mental Health - Next Step Location: Washington, DC - 20037 Contact Phone: (202) 296-4422 Website: http://www.thenextstepdc.org/ Description: One of three programs of The Foundation for Contemporary Mental Health (FCMH), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, The Next Step is a private, abstinence-based intensive outpatient drug treatment program that was established in 1985 in response to the District of Columbiaâ€™s growing drug problem. The Next Step recognizes that alcohol and drug addiction is a progressive medical illness that negatively impacts all sectors of society regardless of age, education, race/ethnicity, gender, occupation, or socio-economic status. Typically, The Next Step patient is an adult, 21 years or older, with a progressive history of chemical dependency disease. His/her primary drug of choice is marijuana, cocaine, heroin, PCP, and/or alcohol. Many have already had some exposure to the judicial system ranging from arrests/convictions for driving under the influence to incarceration. They have recognized the destruction to their lives brought on by their drug/alcohol abuse and/or dependence. They want to change their circumstances but need the kind of help and structure that The Next Step program offers in order to attain sobriety and sustain their recovery.
Neighbors Consejo Location: Washington, DC - 20010 Contact Phone: (202) 234-6855 Website: http://www.neighborsconsejo.org Description: Since our humble beginnings in a local church basement in 1994, Neighbors' Consejo has been working with and for some of the most vulnerable members of our city. Our mission is to provide multicultural services for the homeless, addicted and low-income men, women, and families of Washington D.C., in the neighborhoods of Adams Morgan, Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant. We work to connect men and women to social and economic opportunities and to empower them to self-sufficiency. We were founded when a small group of concerned residents sought an effective way to alleviate the rising tide of homelessness and addiction they witnessed daily on the streets of their Mount Pleasant neighborhood. That core group became our first board of directors upon incorporating Neighbors' Consejo in 1995. In response to the high concentration of the City's Latino population in Ward One, we have placed a special emphasis on the provision of services in a linguistically and culturally appropriate manner right from the start. The spirit of mutual respect between ourselves as professionals and each participant in our programs animates our approach. Our name itself means Neighbors' "Councilâ€ and evokes the climate of dignity we seek to create in and through our work. In striving towards our goal of ending homelessness and poverty, we respond directly to the personal and social conditions that lie at their root cause. Each of our programs is a part of our overall continuum of care, which we designed to address the many complicated issues facing our program participants. The continuum is made up of three programs: Street Outreach, Substance Abuse Treatment and Mental Health Treatment.
Laclinica Del Pueblo Inc Mental Health Substance Abuse Program Location: Washington, DC - 20009 Contact Phone: (202) 462-4788 Website: http://www.lcdp.org/ Description: Working with a holistic approach to health care, La ClÃnica understands that mental health is a vital component to healthy living. Staff works to de-stigmatize therapeutic care in the eyes of La ClÃnica's patients and the broader Latino immigrant community. For La ClÃnicaâ€™s patients, the trauma of the immigration experience and the stress of making ends meet in challenging economic times can produce tremendous pressure on families in the Latino community.
Kolmac Clinic Location: Washington, DC - 20005 Contact Phone: (202) 638-1992 Website: http://www.kolmac.com Description: The Washington, D.C. office of the Kolmac Clinic has provided drug and alcohol treatment in D.C. since 1984. This location provides intensive outpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation, continuing care and family services.
Hillcrest Children & Family Center Location: Washington, DC - 20001 Contact Phone: (202) 232-6100 Website: http://www.hillcrest-dc.org/ Description: Hillcrest Children and Family Centern (HCFC) is a behavioral health care and social services agency that provide behavioral health treatment and prevention as well as community and family support services. We are a private not for profit organization established in 1815 by First Lady Dolley Madison. Committed to providing each client with the highest quality, cost effective, and timely service to meet their needs, we promote wellness and the well-being of our service population, staff, and the general community.
Family And Medical Counseling Services Location: Washington, DC - 20020 Contact Phone: (202) 889-7900 Website: http://www.fmcsinc.org Description: FMCS is a community health center located in the historic Anacostia neighborhood of Southeast Washington, D.C. A visionary organization since our founding in 1976, we have developed and implemented programs and partnerships that have effectively addressed the most imposing healthcare threats facing local communities. The high level of personal commitment demonstrated by our professional staff and extensive network of collaborators has made FMCS a respected source of education, referral, and treatment services, including HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness. By helping people lead healthier and more productive lives, our cutting-edge initiatives and care improve the quality of life every day throughout the Washington area.
Executive Addictive Disease Programs Inc Location: Washington, DC - 20016 Contact Phone: (202) 362-2588 Website: http://www.eadp.net Description: Established in 1992, EADP provides evaluation, education, and outpatient treatment services for clients struggling with alcohol and drug problems. EADP offers solutions for individuals and families working to address the issue of chemical dependence in their lives. EADP helps individuals working from the fragmented paradigm of chemical dependency to develop the tools needed to have a more integrated and prioritized view of problems and their solutions.
Clean And Sober Streets Location: Washington, DC - 20001 Contact Phone: (202) 783-7343 Website: http://www.cleanandsoberstreets.org/ Description: Clean & Sober Streets Celebrates its 26th Year of offering long term residential drug and alcohol treatment and rehabilitation services for men and women who are willing to recover in Washington, DC. C&SS graduated its first phase in January, 1988. Using the 12-Step philosophy, the program survives and thrives due to community support from concerned organizations and individuals seeking to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate. Our alcohol/drug free setting encompasses much more than just the absence of alcohol and other drugs. It promotes the attitude that a joyful and productive life is possible without alcohol or mood-altering drugs. Since many addicts cannot conceive of a life without drugs, the demonstration of an alcohol/drug-free life is critical. The men and women who come to Clean & Sober Streets for help have a variety of backgrounds. Many have long histories of substance abuse, homelessness and/or incarceration. They come to us with medical problems and legal conflicts. Some have little education or marketable skills. We remain successful with chronic drug and alcohol abusers due to their willingness to make a change from unhealthy lifestyles which may have included the pain of incarceration, of living in the streets, and of being alienated from family and friends. C&SS demonstrates a chemical-free philosophy through the living examples of our residents. The evidence is seen every day in the successful lives of people living alcohol and drug-free
Circulo De Andromeda Location: Washington, DC - 20010 Contact Phone: (202) 291-0949 Website: http://andromedahealth.webs.com/ Description: CÃrculo de Andromeda provides alcohol & drug evaluation and treatment by mental health professionals who are certified in chemical dependency treatment. Services are provided for both the substance abuser and family. All services are FREE of charge.
Cataada House Location: Washington, DC - 20002 Contact Phone: (202) 832-8336 Website: http://www.cataadahouse.org/ Description: A free and confidential alcohol and drug intervention program, which stresses spiritual growth and knowledge of the disease of addiction.
Better Way Program Location: Washington, DC - 20019 Contact Phone: (202) 396-4290 Website: http://www.thebetterwayprogram.org/ Description: In l996, The Better Way Program was formed under the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Therapeutic Services, a non-profit 501(C) 3 federal tax-exempt organization, and added more focus on clinical and spiritual guidance. We offer individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, anger management, feelings, health education, life management, and 12-step spiritual groups, HIV/AIDS testing and education, client alumni program, vocational rehabilitation, random urinalysis/breathalyzer testing, ex-offenders support group, treatment planning, along with strong 12-step spiritual meetings.
Andromeda Transcultural Health Center Location: Washington, DC - 20011 Contact Phone: (202) 291-4707 Website: http://andromedahealth.webs.com/ Description: Andromedaâ€™s mission is to provide access to quality healthcare under the premise that all humans are inherently of equal worth but have cultural and linguistic differences that must be considered. This philosophy reflects a high level of community health care that has been validated by over three decades of direct service to minorities and underserved populations.
(apra) Addiction Prevention And Recovery Administration - Detox Center Location: Washington, DC - 20003 Contact Phone: (202) 727-5163 Website: http://dbh.dc.gov/ Description: The Addiction Prevention and Recovery Administration (APRA) is the Single State Authority (SSA) for substance abuse services for the District of Columbia. APRA regulates and sets policy for substance abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery services. It is also the major purchaser of substance abuse services for District residents without insurance.
(apra) Addiction Prevention And Recovery Administration Location: Washington, DC - 20002 Contact Phone: (202) 727-8473 Website: http://dbh.dc.gov/ Description: The Addiction Prevention and Recovery Administration (APRA) is the Single State Authority (SSA) for substance abuse services for the District of Columbia. APRA regulates and sets policy for substance abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery services. It is also the major purchaser of substance abuse services for District residents without insurance.

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