Blaine County needs drug and alcohol treatment
Nearly 50 million Americans experience a substance use disorder, and millions more struggle with mental health issues (NAMI, Addiction Group). These issues can lead to involvement with the justice system.
The Crisis is Real
- Mental Health: Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults experiences mental illness each year.
- Substance Use: Millions struggle with alcohol and drug disorders.
- Co-Occurring Disorders: Many individuals face both mental health and substance use challenges simultaneously.
- Blaine County needs drug and alcohol treatment as shown in the Mountain Express
The Impact
These issues affect individuals, families, and our community. They can lead to:
- Involvement with the justice system.
- Overdose and death.
- Lack of treatment for co-occuring mental health issues
CRC’s Solution
CRC is here to help by:
- Providing accessible treatment.
- Supporting rehabilitation over incarceration.
- Addressing both mental health and substance use.
- Supporting Blaine County Drug Courts
Statistics (Quick Facts):
- Nearly 50 million Americans experienced a substance use disorder in the past year.
- Millions more struggle with mental health issues.
- Blaine County has a high rate of DUIs.
CRC focus on serving the specific needs of Blaine County and its commitment to providing free care for qualifying individuals make it a unique and valuable resource for the community. While CRC relies on various funding sources, including Medicaid and private pay clients, additional support is crucial to provide free care to those in need. By donating to CRC, you can directly impact the lives of individuals struggling with substance use and mental health issues in our community.
To contribute to this vital cause and help ensure accessible treatment for all, please donate online or contact Kim Hayes at 208.928.7507.
