High Road Program

The High Road Program is a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to providing substance abuse counseling and treatment services. It is categorized under crime and legal-related activities, with a focus on drunk driving prevention.

History

Founded in 1976, the High Road Program was one of the first organizations to offer education and counseling services to individuals arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in California. Over the years, the program has expanded its services to include misdemeanor drug diversion, domestic violence and anger management counseling, and rehabilitation services for parolees.

Services

The organization primarily provides substance abuse counseling and treatment to individuals referred through the California criminal justice system. Additionally, it offers low-cost, outpatient counseling and treatment to the general public. Key services include DUI counseling and education, alcohol and drug assessments, drug testing, and specialized treatment programs for parolees.

Philosophy

The High Road Program believes that alcoholism and drug addiction are treatable diseases that affect all levels of society. Their approach emphasizes early intervention through education, counseling, and family support. Effective treatment, according to the program, must address the whole person—physically, emotionally, psychologically, vocationally, socially, and spiritually.

Financial Overview

As of recent financial reports, the organization's revenue primarily comes from program services. The High Road Program manages its finances with a focus on delivering its core services, with significant portions of its expenses allocated to salaries and executive compensation.

Notable Figures

Key personnel within the organization include Bill Mcvay, Julie Erieg, and Deborah Pagliuso, who have played crucial roles in managing and developing the program's operations.

Mission

The mission of the High Road Program is to provide high-quality counseling, education, and rehabilitation services to help individuals overcome substance abuse issues and become productive members of their communities.