AADAP

Initiatives to engage with the community and spread awareness

Counseling services available for individuals, groups, and families.

One-on-one sessions tailored to the individual's needs within the context of substance use disorder recovery.

Immediate support provided during a crisis related to substance use.

Activities designed to promote cultural awareness.

Services that support the client’s recovery by involving family or significant others.

Supervised visits monitored by the Department of Children and Family Services.

Therapeutic sessions addressing the cycle of violence in the context of recovery.

Classes for prevention of drug and alcohol use (1 to 10 classes/hours)

Counseling services for drug treatment (3 months, 6 months, 1 year or more)

Testing to monitor substance use as part of the recovery process.

Testing to monitor substance use.

Testing for drug use

Programs to assist individuals in acquiring job skills

Therapy sessions that involve family members

A court approved curriculum designed to empower, educate, and provide skills necessary to deal with at risk or high risk youth.

Therapeutic sessions where individuals share their experiences and support each other in recovery.

Services designed to reduce the risks associated with drug use.

Educational programs aimed at preventing drug abuse and promoting mental health

Personalized therapy sessions

Therapy sessions that occur in the home or community setting

Programs aimed at preventing gang involvement.

Mental health services related to drug abuse

6 to 19 hours of counseling per week

Educational classes focused on understanding substance use and its effects.

Therapy services provided for mental health support (4-12 months)

Support and services for mental health awareness

One-on-one guidance for youth.

Education on overdose prevention including Naloxone distribution.

2-6 hours of counseling per week

Outpatient treatment program for substance abuse and addiction.

Outpatient counseling for addiction with a holistic approach.

Client-centered health education and risk reduction for women of color and injection drug users, including harm reduction services.

Classes aimed at educating and empowering parents.

Groups designed for parents to address substance use issues in the context of family court requirements.

Support groups for parents.

Assessment and support regarding psychiatric medications

Support services designed to assist individuals in maintaining their recovery.

Support services for individuals after treatment.

Activities designed for social interaction and recreation.

Activities designed to engage youth.

Providing referrals and information to families.

Testing services for HIV and sexually transmitted infections.

Education programs addressing substance abuse.

Referral services for substance use treatment.

Support groups for families of individuals in treatment.

Comprehensive support services for various needs.

Additional supportive services provided.

Assistance in navigating various systems.

Therapeutic work opportunities combined with educational support.

Various group services for skills and wellness education.