Annual Report, July 1983 - June 1984
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Increasing community awareness of the problem.
DIMOCK ALCOHOL HALFWAY HOUSE Melvin Barrett, Director The Dimock Alcohol Halfway House opened on February 16, 1984 at 22 Algonquin Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts. The Halfway House is a twenty bed recovery home for minority alcoholics.
Clients reside in this home-like treatment facility for a period of six months, contingent upon the observation of house rules and progressive response to treatment. Referrals to the house are from Detoxification ...and alcohol rehabilitation programs, hospitals, alcohol service programs, courts and other agencies. All re- ferrals are screened for appropriateness prior to admission appro- val. The Dimock Alcohol Halfway House presently serves as the only minority oriented Halfway House in the Roxbury/Dorchester commu- nity .
I . CLIENT SERVICES A. Alchol education.
B. Didactic groups.
C. Individual counseling.
D. Vocational counseling.
E. Other multidimensional approaches are utilized which increase the residents ability to function effectively in varioiis aspects of their lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Increasing community awareness of the problem.
DIMOCK ALCOHOL HALFWAY HOUSE Melvin Barrett, Director The Dimock Alcohol Halfway House opened on February 16, 1984 at 22 Algonquin Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts. The Halfway House is a twenty bed recovery home for minority alcoholics.
Clients reside in this home-like treatment facility for a period of six months, contingent upon the observation of house rules and progressive response to treatment. Referrals to the house are from Detoxification ...and alcohol rehabilitation programs, hospitals, alcohol service programs, courts and other agencies. All re- ferrals are screened for appropriateness prior to admission appro- val. The Dimock Alcohol Halfway House presently serves as the only minority oriented Halfway House in the Roxbury/Dorchester commu- nity .
I . CLIENT SERVICES A. Alchol education.
B. Didactic groups.
C. Individual counseling.
D. Vocational counseling.
E. Other multidimensional approaches are utilized which increase the residents ability to function effectively in varioiis aspects of their lives.
What to read after Annual Report, July 1983 - June 1984?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dimock Community Health Center to read onlineMoreLess
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