Muscogee County Drug Court awarded $975,000 federal grant for substance abuse and mental health treatment in Columbus Georgia : ledger-enquirer
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Muscogee County Drug Court awarded $975,000 federal grant for substance abuse and mental health treatment in Columbus Georgia
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Chase Brexton to offer outpatient substance abuse program at Glen Burnie center
Chase Brexton to offer outpatient substance abuse program at Glen Burnie centerChase Brexton Health Care is growing its services by creating an outpatient substance abuse program at its Glen Burnie center.Starting Thursday, the center at 200 Hospital Drive will offer services such as screening and evaluations, intensive and traditional outpatient treatment, and DWI/DUI education.The Glen Burnie center, which opened in 2014, also plans to expand dental and pediatric care.
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Springfield's McKnight Neighborhood Council sets meeting to address concerns about substance abuse recovery home
Springfield's McKnight Neighborhood Council sets meeting to address concerns about substance abuse recovery homeSPRINGFIELD – In response to neighborhood concerns, the McKnight Neighborhood Council has scheduled a public meeting Sept. 6 regarding a residential recovery substance abuse program planned at 1090 Worthington St.The meeting is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Rebecca Johnson School at 55 Catharine St., with invitees including representatives of the the Bridge Home, a nonprofit company planning its first recovery home in Springfield.Walter Kroll, president of the McKnight Neighborhood Council, said neighbors have voiced many concerns ranging from the appropriateness of a recovery home next to a day care center to concerns about the concentration of group homes in the neighborhood.
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Thirty-eight graduate from substance abuse program
Thirty-eight graduate from substance abuse program"We arrived here with shattered dreams, desperate and lost.Now, we've gained self-respect, a sense of worth and a possibility of a future." – Offender Graduate Robert BerryFor some men, it was the first time to don a cap and gown and participate in a graduation ceremony.For all of them, though, it was the beginning of a new life.
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