Upcoming Events
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The Connection Between Substance Use and Dropout RatesApril 24, 2013 | 8:54am
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National Prevention Week - May 12-18April 22, 2013 | 10:38am
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Kilgore Together Fun Run - Saturday, May 25, 2013March 15, 2013 | 9:05am
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Youth Preparedness Summer Camp 2013 - Apply by May 1March 13, 2013 | 10:32am
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PLEASE take the United Way Needs Assessment Survey!February 20, 2013 | 8:24am
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Classes
DWI Intervention
A mandated, comprehensive program designed for individuals who commit repeat DWI offenses. Choices and Consequences of Substance Abuse Education Class A 2-week, curriculum-based program designed to help the alcohol/drug abuser and family members understand the disease of addiction. Provided monthly.
For more information, view our PDF
Adolescent Choices & Consequences of Substance Abuse Education Class
A 2-week, curriculum-based program designed to help the adolescent alcohol/drug abuser understand the disease of addiciton. Provided monthly.
For more information, view our PDF
Minors in Possession of Alcohol
Court ordered classes provided for minors who are found to be in possession of alcohol. MIP provides accurate information to young people about the consequences (physical, emotional, social, and legal) of underage drinking.
For more information, view our PDF.
Minors in Possession of Tobacco
Court ordered classes provided for minors who are found to be in possession of tobacco. MIT provides accurate information to young people about tobacco and other drugs. This class also addresses self-esteem, communication skills, coping skills, and making wise decisions.
For more information, view our PDF
Women's Group
This is a free, confidential support group for women affected by alcohol and other substance abuse. Helping women heal from the impact of addiction in their families. Women participating in this group learn about the effects of substance abuse disorders within their families, identify core family issues and helpful ways to address them, differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships, sort out thoughts and feelings and become informed about available resources.
The group gain strategies to relieve stress and the ability to move past shame and blame. As well as develop skills necessary to live peaceful and purposeful lives, steps to create a clear path to success, develop more satisfying relationships and the capability to look at problems in a different light, hope and confidence.
Classes meet Thursday evening from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. in the Fain Williams Room at ETCADA.
For more information, view our PDF
