Alcoholism Council

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Providing Hope, Help, and Resources for families, children, adolescents and adults struggling with addiction.Since 1949, the focus of the Alcoholism Council has been to reduce problems related to alcoholism and other drug addiction through the delivery of treatment and prevention services. The Council has a wide range of programs that serve children, adolescents, families, women, older adults and persons with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders. For over 60 years, the Council's information and referral services have provided a central point of access to the existing public system of care. In July of 2003, the Council expanded its ability to provide assessment, referral and treatment for individual and family counseling with the introduction of the Recovery Health Access Center (RHAC) project funded by the Hamilton County Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board.The Alcoholism Council’s approach to service delivery reflects the knowledge that alcoholism and other drug dependence is a multi-faceted public health problem – preventable and treatable – which requires a coordinated response on multiple levels of our community. Contained within our mission is the commitment to the availability of appropriate services for all who need them and the commitment to provide directly only those services not adequately available elsewhere. We are energized by the challenge of assuming complicated, interrelated roles of leader, advocate, supporter and provider.

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