Inland Valley Drug And Alcohol Recovery Services

Outpatient programs - situated inside the organization's recovery centers, services include primary drug and alcohol treatment for individuals, both adult and adolescent, meeting the criteria for less structure than an inpatient program provides. Services are provided to adult men and women. Treatment episodes last from 4 weeks to 20 weeks.youth services - outpatient enrichment services to help at-risk youth change destructive beliefs and behavior. Services are available to youth aged 11-25 years old. In addition, family counseling sessions are available to youth, their parents and pertinent family members.adult drug court - eligible clients will have consented to therapeutic treatment as an alternative approach to incarceration for non-violent criminal offenses. It is estimated clients will need approximately 18-20 months of structured services. Structured programming services consist primarily of counseling and education about addiction related problems a minimum of nine (9) hours with a maximum of 19 hours per week for adults.

Recovery centers and recovery support services - social service recovery centers (the centers) offer secondary prevention education and activities. Services include, but are not limited to aftercare, relapse prevention education, 12 step meetings, and workshops to help aid long term recovery. Social activities include dances, karaoke, pool tournaments, and bingo. The centers offer a safe and sober environment for individuals in recovery. Recovery services are offered to assist in encouraging and reinforcing positive behavioral changes, offering alternative substance-free activities, and providing a community forum for the person in recovery. Clients are provided with case management - a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation and advocacy for options and services to meet an individual's needs through communication and available resources.

Transitional housing - supportive housing designed to help individuals transition from primary treatment back into the community. Services are available to men, women, and men or women with children. The program purposely provides less structure than primary treatment encouraging and teaching individuals to live independently as productive members of the community. Participants live in transitional housing for up to 1 year.