• Anti Racism Statement

  A message from the Executive Director - I want to state clearly and unequivocally that Black lives matter, and that this statement underlines critically important work that The Council will undertake in the coming weeks and months and thereafter.

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  Supporting Youth Recovery Certified Recovery Specialist Program

  The Supporting Youth Recovery CRS program prepares peer paraprofessionals to obtain the Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) credential and to provide peer-based addiction recovery support services to children, adolescents, transition-age youth, young adults and their families.

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  2021-2022 Training Opportunities

  The Council offers a wide variety of training programs, please visit our Professional Training page for current offerings.

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  RISE Program

  This program is designed for youth and young adults (12—25 y.o.) whom have been identified with substance use and in some cases, mental health concerns. The core concept of this program is to create a safe space where these challenges are addressed, with an emphasis on family engagement.

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  Family Education Program

  The Family Education Program can be attended in various locations throughout the Southeast region. Go to the link below to learn more about how the no cost Family Education Program can help. Registration can be done online or by calling 800-221-6333

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  Raise Money for The Council While you Shop!

  Donate to The Council while you shop at no cost to you! Learn about our Amazon Smile and Scrip programs here.

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• Warm handoff programs

  People rushed to an emergency room after surviving an opioid overdose won't be released from a hospital without an effort to get them into treatment if a new initiative works as planned in Bucks and Montgomery counties. The warm handoff programs being developed by county agencies and health care organizations will match hospitals with nearby treatment centers, which will provide certified recovery specialists to respond when overdose patients arrive in emergency departments.

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2020-2021 Annual Report

For information, locations and registration for Family Education and Support Program, click here.

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