The mission of the Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs (ADAP) is to reduce and eliminate substance abuse problems through effective education, prevention, and treatment services. This site lists all services offered by ADAp, as well as all treatment facilities provides state-wide.
The Department works collaboratively with other city agencies to provide a variety of specially targeted treatment and prevention programs. These services are part of programs operated by the Health Department, the Human Resources Administration, the Department of Homeless Services, the Administration for Children's Services and the NYC Board of Education.
SOS is a secular path to sobriety. They are dedicated to providing an alternative to those paths depending upon supernatural or religious beliefs and respect recovery in any form, regardless of the path by which it is achieved. The website decides their approach to recovery, locations and other details.
The website provides resources for people dealing or involved with addictions such as alcohol, gambling drugs, eating disorders. It also includes self-help organizations, government pages, programs, centers and state mental health departments.
White River Rural Health Center clinics offer dental care, mental health, substance abuse, and primary medical care services, including pediatrics, pharmacy, wellness programs and women's health. Patients who meet income eligibility guidelines may qualify for a discount on services.
This site list transitional facilities for people recovering from substance abuse addiction. All are sponsored by West Virginia. Each listing provides all contact information for each facility.
CPSA provides an array of mental health and substance use treatment services to eligible adults and children such as counseling and therapy, assessments, screenings, rehab services, medications, lab tests, radiology exams and crisis services. The website has information about eligibility requirements, clinic locations, services and more.
The Neighborhood Health Services Corporation offers a variety of healthcare programs including adult and adolescent medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, family planning, dentistry, social services (including Mental Health screening and referral and referrals for substance abuse counseling and treatment services), and after-hours care. Patients who do not have insurance are eligible for services through NHSC's Access to Healthcare program.
Any pregnant or parenting woman who is abusing alcohol or drugs is eligible for the Specialized Women's Services (SWS) and Special Connections Programs. Staff provides individual and group counseling, education, and case management services.
Fairview Clinics offer primary health care at over 30 locations Minnesota. Locations and services are listed on the website.
