• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 649.

Real Help Network Inc

Promoting recovery through education Tap into a network of knowledge Recovery Education RE is a centralized hub for online and hybrid courses that promote recovery from substance use and cooccurring issues.

• Public Foundations

• 650.

BRIDGE FOUNDATION INC

The Bridge Foundation is a non-profit corporation organized to provide a supportive community environment and safe haven for individuals for whom the current societal systems have failed.

REALITY CHECK

Reality Check offers drug and alcohol prevention, treatment, and recovery services, and builds community partnerships to reduce use, abuse, and overdoses.

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 652.

Area Substance & Alcohol Abuse Prevention Coalition Inc

ASAAP educates youth on the dangers of substance use through education.

• Community Coalitions

• 653.

Drug Free DeSoto Coalition Inc

City Marshal, Quinn L. Jones To facilitate community collaboration, connectresources, develop innovative strategies and align actions to eliminatesubstance abuse in DeSoto County.

• Nonprofit Management

• 654.

Community Reach Center Systems Inc

Our mission is to enhance health in our community.

• Group Home (Long-Term, Primarily Assisted Living)

• 655.

Harmony Home of Huntington

Harmony Home's mission is to offer recovery to alcoholics and addicts through a 12- step program and TO OFFER RECOVERY TO ALCHOHOLICS AND DRUG ADDICTS THROUGH A 12-STEP PROGRAM AND TO PROVIDE A SAFE PLACE FOR MEN TO ACQUIRE SOBRIETY.

• Group Home, Residential Treatment Facility - Mental Health Related

• 656.

Fresh Start Sober Living Programs

Provide Recovery Housing and Recovery Support Services to persons recovering from substance use addiction.

• Transitional Care, Half-Way House for Offenders/Ex-Offenders

• 657.

Welcome Home Housing

Our Objective Collaboration Our Support Refuge The Genesis Process About Us Who We Are What we do have are addiction services offered before release and then afterwards in nurturing environments that will allow these women with addiction disabilities to transition from incarceration back home into our communities with tools necessary to sustain healthy wholesome lives.