Program

Name
Reach Out

Contact Details

Type

Service Area

Demographic
s
Youth and
parents

Cost

Program Details

http://wereachout.org/programs/pc1000

Prevention
and
Intervention

Inland Empire
& Pomona
Area

$585 for total

course fee

City of
Colton/San
Bernardino
County

Youth

Non-Profit
Organization

Intervention
90-120 Days

San
Bernardino &
Riverside
County

18-25

$61,00070,000

Intervention

Upland, San
Bernardino,

10-25

No Fee for
classes

"Program-Deferred Entry of
Judgment Program PC1000
Reach Out offers a court-mandated
program that provides an alternative
to incarceration for first-time drug
offenders. Upon completion of this
16-week program, charges are
dismissed after an 18 to 24 month
probationary period."
"MHS services address behavioral
health issues through a broad range of
prevention, early intervention,
integrated treatment, diversion and
vocational programs that are
culturally appropriate and strengthsbased"
Like regular adult CD
treatment young adult
patients focus on chemical
dependency recovery and
development of independent
sober living skills; including
goals such as: identification of
plans for productivity and
living self-sufficiently. Selfsufficient living is identified as
financial independence,
productivity towards
career/educational goals,
working and/or
volunteering. To that end,
family recovery and
involvement of parents is
necessary and encouraged
through multiple avenues
throughout treatment.
National Curriculum and Training
Institute (NCTI) Crossroads

Central Valley
Prevention
Program

ww.mhsinc.org/central-valley-preventionprogram

Prevention

Betty Ford
Center

http://www.bettyfordcenter.org/treatmentprograms/young-adult-track/index

Inland Valley
Recovery

http://www.inlandvalleyrecovery.com/YouthServices/Overview.asp

Services

Pomona

Loma Linda
University

http://lomalindahealth.org/behavioral-medicinecenter/our-services/youth-programs/childadolescent-inpatient-program.page

Intervention

San
Bernardino
County

13-17

Figures based
upon
insurance

Every 15
Minutes

http://www.every15minutes.com/

Prevention

Inland Empire,
Orange County
School
Districts

High School
students (Jr &
Sr)

$275 Training
course fee

Red Ribbon
Week

http://redribbon.org/

Prevention

Local School
Districts

Elementary,
Middle, High
School

No Fee

Peer

http://www.ocde.us/pal/Pages/default.aspx

Prevention

Orange County

Middle/High

No Fee

education program. Services are

designed to alleviate negative
behaviors and address the complex
needs of this population. Many are
trauma exposed, in stressed families,
at risk of school failure, or are
involved with the juvenile justice
system.
Adolescence is a critical time of rapid
physical, social, and emotional
change during which an adolescent
may be especially susceptible to selfharm, depression, drug and alcohol
abuse, impulsive or dangerous
behaviors. When a teens behavior
reaches a crisis point and becomes
harmful to themselves, their
environment, and/or others, our
inpatient unit provides around the
clock safety and treatment to stabilize
the crisis. Inpatient stays are typically
3-7 days, depending on individual
needs.
Incorporates schools, police
department, fire department, parents,
teachers and students to enact a
drunk driving accident. Every
student takes part either as an
individual who is in the accident, a
student called out of class when the
death bell tolls every 15 minutes to
represent the statistic that one person
is killed every 15 minutes from a
drunk driver, or a friend of someone
who has been killed from a drunk
driver.
A week of drug and substance abuse
awareness. Classes discuss negative
effects. Red ribbon to symbolize
pledge to "no drugs"
The program encourages PAL

Assistance
Leadership

School District

School

Students
Against
Destructive
Decisions

http://www.casadd.org/

Prevention

CA state wide
(Chaparrel HS,
Temecula)

Middle/High
School

No Fee

DUI Court in
the Schools

http://www.courts.ca.gov/5989.htm

Prevention

CA State wide

High School

No Fee

New Start

http://www.newstartresources.com/

Intervention

Utah, but

Youth

$250 and up

students and their peers to make

healthy life decisions and provides
opportunities to create a supportive
and safe school environment. PAL
supports students healthy lifestyles
by building resiliency and assets
through youth leadership, mentoring,
conflict resolution, cross-age
teaching, peer helping, service
learning, and prevention activities.
The PAL program can enhance and
support all student leadership
programs in schools.
To provide students with the best
prevention tools possible to deal with
the issues of underage drinking, other
drug use, risky and impaired driving,
and other destructive decisions.
The Administrative Office of the
Courts (AOC) developed and
implemented the Real DUI Court in
Schools Project in 2006 with funding
from the California Office of Traffic
Safety (OTS). The goal of the
program is to lower the number of
teen Driving Under the Influence
(DUI) offenses in California by
effecting change in the attitudes and
behavior of youth, for whom traffic
collisions are the leading cause of
death. This is accomplished by
educating teens and parents on the
dangers of drinking and DUI through
live DUI court trials and sentencing
programs conducted in schools.
These programs are among the more
promising approaches in DUI
prevention today.
Intervention Assessment

Intervention

provides online
resources

Mentoring
Pre&Post Intervention Support
Wilderness Program
Online Resources

D.A.R.E

http://www.dare.com/newdare.asp

Prevention

CA State Wide

Middle School

No Fee

Parenting with
Love and
Limits

www.nrepp.samhsa.gov

Prevention

US: 21 sites

6-12, 13-17

$1,000 to
$1,500

National
Council on
Alcoholism
and Drug
Dependence
Sacramento
California
Access to
Recovery
Effort (CARE)

ncaddsac.org

Prevention

Sacramento
and
surrounding
areas

Youth and
Families
(stresses
importance of
family unit)

Free booklets,
Cost varies to
participate in
workshops

http://www.californiacares4youth.com/

Intervention

Sacramento
and LA
Counties

12-20

No Fee

"keepin' it REAL" Ranked

Among Top 3 Most CostEffective Prevention
Programs-- in a Study by
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services
Administration (SAMHSA)
This program works with children
and youth experiencing severe
emotional and behavioral issues
related to or including drug and
substance abuse, depression, truancy,
suicidal thoughts/attempts, etc. The
program intertwines family and group
therapy and teaches parents how to
set limits while maintaining a
nurturing and loving relationship.
The amount of therapy each
individual and family attends depends
on the severity of the teens emotional
or behavioral status.
Mission is to promote public
understanding that alcoholism and
drug dependence are treatable and
preventable diseases

ATR is an initiative to allow people in

need of substance abuse services to
make individual choices in their path
to recovery that reflect their personal
needs and values. The California
Access to Recovery Effort (CARE)
program is Californias

implementation of the federal ATR

grant.