Provides substance use disorder treatment services including inpatient detoxification and a 5-day residential co-dependency treatment.

Provides harm reduction supplies for safer substance use including syringes, naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and more.

Provides assessment, case management, and referral services for clients in need of substance use disorder treatment, prevention and early intervention services, student assistance services, and a full range of training/community education programs. Maintains a free lending library of books and curriculum materials and a clearinghouse for substance abuse prevention; handouts are also available.

Provides drug and alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, intensive outpatient, case management, and recovery support. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

Provides a substance use disorder treatment program, offering social, biological, and psychological support services together. Includes medication-assisted treatment, assistance with navigating medical and dental care as needed, and provides referrals to necessary outside supports related to treatment. Addresses social issues such as transportation and housing.

The general goal of prevention services are to reduce the risk factors, which lead to drug or alcohol abuse, and strengthen the protective factors, which reduce the risk of drug and alcohol abuse. These risk factors can be addressed with individuals, families, in our schools and in our community.

Provides Student Assistance programs in middle and high schools with drug and alcohol problem identification and referrals.

Offering a variety of topics, flexible scheduling, and adaptations to age, ability and other considerations for services including Classroom/Small Group Education, speaking engagements, information dissemination, alternative activities and student assistance program. often to schools

The Behavioral Health and Addiction Impact Council oversees the Northumberland County Opioid Coalition and Snyder-Union Opioid Coalition as well as The Youth Ambassadors. These groups are working collectively to end drug overdose deaths and reduce stigma about addiction in their counties. Coalitions were born out of a collective effort to address the opioid crisis affecting the region and the entire country. Coalition provides training, public speaking and access to online and agency resources.

Provides educational programming that focuses on reducing risk factors associated with substance use and promoting the development of healthy lifestyles that positively impact individuals across the lifespan, in their communities, families, and schools.

All substance use disorder services are rendered through contracted SUD treatment service providers and the treatment related service providers. The service providers make arrangements for LCDAC funding assistance for qualified individuals who do not have insurance or the ability to pay for their substance use disorder treatment/treatment-related services. Funding assistance is available for all levels of care (detox, outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, halfway house, residential) as well as the identified treatment related services (case management/care coordination, MAT: methadone, suboxone, vivitrol). Funding assistance may also be available for individuals with a gambling use disorder. Prevention/education programs are available in all 16 school districts

Provides services geared towards individuals experiencing a substance use disorder, including education and intervention, brief therapy, relapse prevention, adolescent outpatient programs, women in recovery programs, intensive outpatient programs, and more.

Maintains county-wide leadership in the development and implementation of policies, programs, and a system of prevention and intervention services that prevent the onset of illegal alcohol, tobacco and drug use, problem gambling and gaming, and treatment services that promote recovery from addiction to all substances. Provides Naloxone kits for Berks County residents and businesses, requested at: cocaberks.org/narcan, that can be picked up at the RISE Center, Hispanic Center or at the COCA office.

Offers services for persons with substance abuse issues.

The TEACH program is a school-based, therapeutic program that provides a clinical and alternative education environment for children ages 5-13, who have been diagnosed with a significant mental health disorder. Intake assessment by Clinical Coordinator Intake

Provides substance abuse counseling for adults and adolescents (IOP & OP), drug and alcohol evaluations, interventions, court assessments, and MAT services.

Provides health education, information and referral services targeted at the Latino community. Offers prevention education on drug/alcohol abuse and tobacco use and provides HIV testing, hepatitis testing and screening for chronic conditions such as diabetes. Individuals requiring other medical services are provided with referrals. Benefits check-up services are available to older adults. Community health worker conducts street outreach and home based health education services.

Promotes social skill development and resiliency, learning readiness, and social emotional competency.

Provides intervention, education and other aspects of prevention services in local schools and the community. Topics include refusal skills, decision-making, problem solving, coping skills, selecting healthy peers, conflict resolutions, peer mediation, self esteem building and risk vs protective factors and other important topics.

Provides extensive information on tips for quitting smoking, how to help others quit, and the benefits of quitting smoking.

Provides outpatient, intensive outpatient, case management and recovery support services.

A school-based, 12-week skill-building program for youth who exhibit leadership potential. Students work as a team after school to plan and implement a service-learning project of their choice that benefits their school and community. LFG participants are eligible to attend Kids Kamp overnight camp in June.

Provides programming designed to reduce the risk factors leading to substance abuse and violence. Available as a stand-alone program and incorporated into all services for children and youth, Project Rediscovery includes age-appropriate education, refusal and resistance skills, and community advocacy.

Provides a wide range of training and technical assistance in the areas of substance use prevention, youth development, gambling/gaming addiction, drug trends and research, and Student Assistance Program (SAP) services.

Helps children develop and maintain skills for problem solving, decision-making, communication, refusing substance abuse, and resolving conflict without violence. Prevention Specialists spend time at assigned schools, using evidence-based curricula that include basic life skills lessons and behavioral health instruction.