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Drug and Alcohol Prevention is focused on youth and delivered through educational and support models. Treatment is available for all age groups. The treatment programs are non-medical, social model in nature.
County employees provide several programs. For specific information and referral, Phone (530) 265-1437
INTERNAL PROGRAMS:Mothers in Recovery - intensive outpatient services for women with children featuring on site childcare and transportation to program for participants.
Friday Night Live Prevention Program - junior and senior high school community prevention programs.
Treatment Courts - collaborative effort with the criminal justice system to provide treatment to substance abusers. Includes Adult Drug Court, Juvenile Drug Court, and Prop 36 Court.
Dual Diagnosis - outpatient groups and day treatment services for individuals with both mental illness and substance abuse issues.
Outpatient - outpatient groups and individual counseling.
Information/Education/Referral - to community resources.
CalWorks - substance abuse treatment to remove employment barriers. (Get more information on the Nevada County CalWorks channel of our Website.)
CONTRACT PROGRAMS:
Programs listed below are provided by community based organizations. These are partially funded by County Contracts. Contact provider directly at numbers shown below: Community Recovery Resources 530-273-9541 or Truckee 530-587-8194
Drunk Driving Programs 530 273-9541
Drug Diversion 530 273-9541
Outpatient Services 530 273-9541
Adolescent Services 530 273-9541
Progress House (Lovett) Recovery Center 530 265-9045
The Substance Abuse Advisory Board meets on the second Wednesday at 3:00 PM every month. Contact the Behavioral Health Department at 530-265-1437 for meeting location.
Behavioral Health Department
Health & Human Services Agency
500 Crown Point Circle, Suite 120, Grass Valley, CA 95945
Phone: 530-265-1437 Fax: 530-271-0257
24-Hour Crisis: 530-265-5811
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Community-based substance abuse counseling services.
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Services providing community-wide awareness, prevention, education-outreach, early recovery programs, state licensed drinking driver and counseling services responding to those in crisis and to those who have the need for guidance, information and referral.
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Two-page summary of CoRR -- Community Recovery Resources; their services, funding sources, current data on drug use in our area, and CoRR’s record on outcomes.
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Youth-oriented site of the Montana Meth Project, funded with a grant from the Thomas & Stacey Seibel Foundation.
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Home Page of the Montana Meth Project, funded with a grant from the Thomas & Stacey Seibel Foundation.
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