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Our free programs provide the tools to treat the symptoms - and the root causes - of alcohol and drug dependence.
Overdoses are becoming a daily occurrence in our Tippecanoe Emergency Rooms. We're prepared to fight this epidemic through our Adult Rehabilitation Centers. We partner with Adult Rehabilitation Centers in Chicago, Ft. Wayne and Indianapolis. There is hope for a new, drug-free life and we can help get you there.
We're in the fight to help end substance use disorder in Tippecanoe. Here's how:
Our Partnership with the Tippecanoe Opioid Task Force:
Our leaders, Captain Rachel and Aaron Johnson are proud to serve on the prevention committee for the Tippecanoe Opioid Task Force. This committee works to "identify all the substance misuse prevention and education activities occurring in the county, cradle to grave, to focus on gaps and opportunities and increase trauma-informed practices in the community".
Addressing Behavioral Health in Youth: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"
We know that behaviors that manifest later in life often start with beliefs in early lie. Through curriculum like "Understanding my Teen Brain" and through the Salvation Army's Christian Education Programs called Character building (centralyouthnetwork.com) we address issues of behavioral health by teaching children and youth make good choices that lead to a drug-free life.
Want to know more? Call Envoy Audrey Schneider (765) 742-0006
Our Partnership with The Salvation Army's Adult Rehabilitation Center's in The Midwest:
The Adult Rehabilitation Center is a faith-based, work therapy, in patient treatment center. We partner with the Adult Rehabilitation Centers in Chicago, Ft. Wayne and Indianapolis. Last year alone 17 Tippecanoe County Residents successfully graduated from the ARC in Indianapolis. Learn more about these programs here.
Every donation and dime spent at The Salvation Army Thrift store in Lafayette helps support this program.
Want to know more? Contact Lt. Rachel Johnson (765) 742-0006