Research findings show that unlike the war on drugs, treatment for substance use disorders has a tangible impact on crime reduction. Counseling paired with medication, such as methadone or buprenorphine, has been shown to be the most cost-effective way to treat opioid use disorder. C.D.C. researcher Harold Pollack explained, “the economic value of crime reduction largely or totally offsets the cost of treatment.”
Breaking the Generational Cycle →
“My only memory of my great grandfather was him dying with a bottle of alcohol between his legs.” It’s a… Read more…
All of our patients have a story. We recently sat down with Sherry to hear the story of how she… Read more…
“The people we serve are not ‘other.’ They could be any of us.” →
This month is REACH’s 25th anniversary. We interviewed the four REACH directors to highlight each of the mission areas —… Read more…
“Having a place to call home isn’t something you earn” →
Header photo courtesy of the CoLEAD program and Minea Herwitz This month is the 25th anniversary of REACH. Throughout… Read more…
This month is the 25th anniversary of REACH. To mark the occasion, we’re interviewing our four new REACH directors to… Read more…