A Journey Home: One Marine’s Story


 

A Journey Home: One Marine’s Story – Nearly one in five veterans suffer from substance abuse and PTSD. Veterans Healing Initiative, a nonprofit, is dedicated to providing veterans of all eras access to treatment for substance abuse and PTSD. The facts: 18 veterans commit suicide every day. On any given night, 300000 veterans are homeless and more than 76% of these vets suffer from substance abuse or a mental health disorder. As many as 35% of wounded troops are addicted to pain medication. Reserve and National Guard don’t have access to the full range of VA benefits. Vets from Iraq and Afghanistan face multiple deployments and shorter breaks between deployments–for these vets, the clock’s ticking. See one Marine’s journey home. Thousands more waiting for treatment. Help us help them at Veterans Healing Initiative, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. To learn more or to donate, click www.vetshealing.org. Thank you.

 

People in Progress, longtime substance abuse program, may close its doors

Filed under: Substance Abuse Treatment

One of the city's leading providers of substance-abuse treatment plans to shut its doors after nearly 40 years, barring an 11th-hour influx of funding. People in Progress, which opened in 1974 and helps individuals struggling with drug abuse, alcohol …
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Corcoran SATF Investigating Inmate Murder

Filed under: Substance Abuse Treatment

(Press Release) Investigators at the California Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison in Corcoran (CSATF) and the Kings County District Attorney's Office are investigating the August 1, 2012 murder of an inmate. 43-year-old inmate …
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World Renown Drug & Alcohol Treatment Center Introduces Its Newly Enhanced

Filed under: Substance Abuse Treatment

The Passages Substance Abuse & Addiction Treatment Centers are pleased to announce the launch of the new and improved, upgraded website (here: http://www.passagesventura.com) to promote Passages Malibu's sister facility, Passages Ventura.
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