TOLL-FREE HELP LINE:

855.350.2790

SPREADING AWARENESS ON ADDICTION.

PROVIDING HOPE & SUPPORT FOR THE COMMUNITY.

The path to a healthier community starts here:

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Marc Rosetto

HOPE Sheds Light was started after Ron Rosetto lost his son, Marc A.

Rosetto, 32, to a hard-fought battle against substance abuse and heroin

experimentation on November 21, 2012. When the Rosetto Family was

going through this very difficult time, they struggled to find the help they

so desperately needed. Since the family and friends of those with addiction

problems often feel isolated, ashamed, overwhelmed and hopeless, Ron,

alongside friends Stephen Willis and Arvo Prima, whose sons also were

battling addiction at the time, founded HOPE Sheds Light. Shortly after,

Stephen’s son, Mark Kyle Willis, 31, lost his battle with the disease of

addiction on September 15, 2013. A few years later, Arvo’s son, Paavo Jaan

Prima, 25, lost his fight with the disease on April 5, 2017.

Ron, Stephen and Arvo have since dedicated their lives to keeping their

sons’ legacies alive by helping others find the courage to face addiction and

find recovery so that other people’s sons and daughters might live. HOPE

Sheds Light believes there are many paths to recovery, but to be successful,

one must have to want change and believe that change is possible.

HOPE exists, as families in recovery, to share hope and joy with others. “We

have to draw strength from the wisdom of our peers because when we do it,

we start getting better,” Willis says. “We must believe that there is a better

life beyond the confines of our own limited thinking and that’s what HOPE

Sheds Light is. That’s what we offer. It’s a wonderful combination of faith,

hope and love grounded in wisdom, strength and experience. Why do we do

it? Because our sons want us to. Because by helping you get well, we elevate

the lives of our blessed boys.”

OUR MISSION

OUR STORY

OUR VISION

The mission of HOPE Sheds Light is to raise

awareness and educate individuals, families

and the community about the impact of

addiction by having the courage to share

personal experiences and offer strength,

wisdom, hope and resources that lead to

positive community change and long-term

recovery.

HOPE Sheds Light will lead a transformative

movement that removes the fear and stigma

surrounding the disease of addiction through

a loving, recovery-driven, safe, trusting and

hopeful environment that brings wellness to

the community and allows families to have

the courage to heal and recover.

TOLL-FREE HELPLINE:

855.350.2790Welcome to

253 Chestnut Street, Toms River, NJ 08753 • 732.244.0783info@HOPEShedsLight.org

MARC A. ROSETTO(June 12, 1980 – November 21, 2012)

MARK KYLE WILLIS(November 7, 1981 – September 15, 2013)

PAAVO JAAN PRIMA(August 3, 1991 – April 5, 2017)

HOPEShedsLight.org

HOPE Sheds Light is supported by friends and families directly affected by addiction, and found recovery through continuous love, support and understanding.

A New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation IRS 501(c)(3) – Tax ID: 46-3910504

Find HOPE. Shed LIGHT.

Welcome to the 5th Annual Celebration of HOPE Walk.

Whether you are here on your own, as a member of a team and/or one of our many sponsors, we are

so grateful you have joined us today. As John Wooden said, “The most important thing in the world

is family and love” and today we are one family joined together in love to share our stories, share our

strength and shed the light of HOPE. Recovery is real and possible and we celebrate that today.

I am incredibly honored to serve as the CEO of HOPE Sheds Light. It is a role that carries with it the

opportunity to connect with so many families across the state of New Jersey and beyond. We know that

for every individual who is impacted by the disease of addiction, there is a family impacted as well.

HOPE Sheds Light wants you to know that we are here to help you on your journey with this disease.

Our founders, Ron Rosetto, Steve Willis and Arvo Prima know all too well the havoc and ultimate toll

addiction has on a family. However, it is the ultimate impact that HOPE has on a family that our founders

wish to share with you. In opening HOPE Sheds Light, their goal and true purpose is to guide all families

to the Light of HOPE. Their recovery is real and yours can be too.

Today we stand in solidarity. May our voices travel far and wide and our hearts fill with serenity while we

walk hand in hand on this beautiful and gifted day!

I look forward to working hard to bring New Jersey families the support they need and the services they

seek with equity and kindness.

Sincerely,

Pam Capaci

HOPEShedsLight.org A New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation IRS 501(c)(3) – Tax ID: 46-3910504

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The mission of HOPE Sheds Light is to raise awareness and educate individuals,

families and the community about the impact of addiction by having the courage to

share personal experiences and offer strength, wisdom, hope and resources that

lead to positive community change and long-term recovery.

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A Note about the Guide

At the heart of HOPE Shed Light’s (HSL) mission is the desire to connect with other families who have questions about, have concerns with or who may just want to gain a deeper understanding about substance use or addiction/substance use disorder. HSL is a peer driven organization meaning we all have a personal connection to addiction and recovery. We developed this guide to be user friendly and to serve as a tool for other families like ours who didn’t know where to begin or how to access help when we needed it the most. Most importantly, we created this guide in order to Shed Light on the HOPE that can be lost for many families. HOPE that support is close by, that you are not alone and that Recovery happens.

Whether you are a family member of a loved one who is not yet in recovery, an individual seeking support, a member of a family celebrating recovery, a family member who lost a loved one to the disease of addiction or a friend or ally of recovery, this guide is meant for you.

Please remember, if at any point you feel as though you need immediate assistance, we encourage you to reach out to our helpline at 855.350.2790 for additional support.

Getting Started

There is nothing easy about finding help. Unfortunately, the system and the process is not very straightforward. There are various types and levels of care and knowing which approach and/or level of care can be tricky. In addition, navigating the many insurance plans can leave some people even more confused and stressed. We designed this resource guide to provide contact information that ranges from self-help options to more clinical/treatment options based on the different ‘levels of care’. We have also included information on various Recovery Support programs. This is a quick guide, we encourage you to go to our website for more detail on insurance navigation and determining what level of care is most appropriate. You will also find more resources on:

• Understanding insurance options• What is Level of Care• What are Recovery Support Services

2018 Resource Guide

Many hotlines, treatment centers and counseling services are available to help those struggling with addiction and their families. We’ve put together a comprehensive list of several resources in the area and beyond.

NOBODY HAS TO STRUGGLE ALONE.

HELP LINES

A.I.D.S.1.800.624.2377

Alcoholics Anonymous856.486.4444

Addictions Hotline of NJ800.238.2333

ALA-CALL Substance Abuse800.729.6686

CONTACT Suicide Hotline732.240.6100 or 609.693.5834

Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services800.382.6717http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dmhas/home/

Mental Health Association in New Jersey (MHANJ)NJ Connect for Recovery855.652.3737A free, confidential call line for opiate addiction.njconnect@mhanj.org

Narcotics Anonymous800.621.4000

National Runaway Hotline/Switchboard800.621.4000

National Suicide Prevention Hotline1.800.273.TALK or 1.800.273.8255

New Jersey Nar-Anon Family GroupsNJ Hotline: 877.424.4491 or 800.238.2333

Ocean County Health Department1.800.622.HELPwww.ochd.org

The Department of Children and Families1.855.INFO.DCF

SUPPORT FOR GRIEVING FAMILIES

Finding HOPE for Life: HOPE Sheds LightMeetings: 2nd and 4th Tuesday monthly Where: The Holy Cross Lutheran Church1500 Hooper Avenue Toms River, NJ 08753When: 7pm-9pmwww.hopeshedslight.org

Caring MinistriesThe Presbyterian Church of Toms River732.349.1331

Stephen MinistriesThe Presbyterian Church of Toms RiverTerri Lynn Bright 908.330.6326 or Deborah Piserchia 908.910.6349

Grief ShareThe Presbyterian Church of Toms River732.349.1331

Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing (GRASP)Monmouth County ChapterMeetings: 2nd Sunday of each month (pre-registration required)Where: Freehold NJ (call for details)When: 1-3:30pmContact: Abby Boxman aboxman@optimum.net908.692.3072http://grasphelp.org/community/meetings/united-states-chapters/new-jersey/

Compassionate Friends Toms River Chapter(Chapter #1329) 732.730.1726Meetings: 1st Tuesday and 3rd Sunday of each month 7:30 pmLocation: Children’s Memorial Garden in Winding River Park1211 Whitesville Road Toms River, NJ 08755

The Gateway Center for Counseling and Recovery72 Floral Avenue New Providence, NJ 07974Tom Dwyer: 908.665.1000http://gatewaycenterforcounseling.com/grief---bereavement.html

Families Against Addiction 732.991.1022Old Bridge Township Municipal Complex Room 2111 Old Bridge Plaza, Old Bridge, NJEvery Wednesday from 7pm to 9pm

Comfort Club at St Charles of BorromeoPlease contact Father John 215.901.1690 before attending first time.176 Stagecoach Rd, Sicklerville, NJ1st & 3rd Tuesday at 7pm

Marlton, NJ. GRASP ChapterLouise Habicht 609.605.2602Chris Weldon 856.482.02101010B Tuckerton Rd, Marlton, NJThird Tuesday of every month, 6:30pm

Fellowship Alliance ChapelMeetings: Monday nights541 Medford Mt Holly Road and Church at 7pm

Hamilton Township, NJ GRASP ChapterLaurie Latham 609.575.5477 LLScot01Sue Fares 609.203.2950 SdfaresContact facilitator for pre-registration Saint Mark United Methodist Church465 Paxson Avenue, Hamilton Square, NJ (Room100) meets the second Thursday of each month 7:00pm

Central NJ GRASP ChapterDebbie Len 908.872.1388 centralnjgrasp.gmail.com Raritan Valley Community College118 Lamington Rd, Branchburg, NJMeetings are the first Sunday of each month, 1:00 - 2:30pm

Middleton GRASP ChapterAlexander Kiczek 732.671.1959Time and location to be announced

Parent-To-Parent Grief Support GroupOn the 3rd Tuesday of every month, from 6:30-9:00 p.m1010 B Tuckerton Rd., Marlton, NJ

TCF of Camden County NJ Chapter 2519 West Street, Camden, NJPhone Contact: 856.520.02913rd Monday of each month at 6:00 pm

TCF of Camden County NJ Chapter 1247 Oakland Avenue, Audubon, NJ3rd Friday of each month 8:00 pm

SUPPORT GROUPS

Alcoholics Anonymous 856.486.4444

Addictions Hotline of NJ800.238.2333

ALA-CALL Substance Abuse 800.729.6686

CONTACT Suicide Hotline732.240.6100 or 609.693.5834

Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services800.382.6717http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dmhas/home/

Mental Health Association in New Jersey (MHANJ)NJ Connect for Recovery855.652.3737A free, confidential call line for opiate addiction.njconnect@mhanj.org

Narcotics Anonymous 800.992.0401

National Runaway Hotline/Switchboard800.621.4000

National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1.800.273.TALK or 1.800.273.8255

New Jersey Nar-Anon Family GroupsNJ Hotline: 877.424.4491 or 800.238.2333

Ocean County Health Department1.800.622.HELP • www.ochd.org

The Department of Children and Families 1.855.INFO.DCF

Finding HOPE for Life: HOPE Sheds LightMeetings: 2nd and 4th Tuesday monthly Where: The Holy Cross Lutheran Church1500 Hooper Avenue Toms River, NJ 08753When: 7pm-9pmwww.hopeshedslight.org

Addiction SurvivorsAddictionSurvivors.org

Adult Children of Alcoholics 310.534.1815www.adultchildren.org

Al-Anon/Alateen 800.344.2666www.al-anon.alateen.org

AL-Anon South Jersey Information Service (SJIS)856.547.0855 • sjis@verizon.netwww.southjerseyal-anon.org

Alcoholics Anonymous800.245.1377www.aa.org

Barnabas Health Institute for Prevention Robert Goldschlag, JD, CCM (DART Coalition)732.886.4841732.914.3815www.instituteforprevention.com

Cape Atlantic InterGroup 609.641.8855www.caigrp.org

Central Jersey InterGroup609.298.7795www.centraljerseyintergroup.org

Cocaine Anonymous800.347.8998www.ca.org

Douglas S. CollierNJ Drug Initiative CoordinatorAttorney General OfficeDivision Consumer Affairs973.504.6376

InterGroup (AA Meeting Lists)24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week www.aasj.org

Love Them To LifeA support network for mothers whose children are addicts.732.773.7747lovethemtolife@gmail.comhttp://www.lovethemtolife.com

Map of NJ Meetings:www.naranonofnj.org/map

Nar-Anon Family Groups (Family Recovery)www.nar-anon.org • wso@nar-anon.org

Narcotics Anonymous800.992.0401NJ Meetings & Info: 732.933.0462www.na.org

National Association of Children of Alcoholics 888.554.2627 • www.nacoa.org

New Hope Foundation Counseling Matthew Mantone, CADC848.448.1635www.newhopefoundation.org

New Jersey Nar-Anon Family Groups NJ Hotline: 877.424.4491 or 800.238.2333www.naranonofnj.org

Northern NJ InterGroup908.687.8566 or 800.245.1377www.nnjaa.org

Ocean County Health Department Leslie/Public Information Office732.341.9700 x7224 http://www.ochd.org

Ocean County Mental Health Kimberly Veith, MSW, LCWSBayville, NJ7732.349.1977, Ext. 152732.575.1111http://www.oceanmhs.org

Ocean County Mental HealthJames M. Cooney, LCSWChief Executive OfficerOcean Mental Health Services, Inc.160 Route 9, Bayville, NJ 087217732.349.5550 x 106http://www.oceanmhs.org

Ocean’s Harbor HouseTricia: 732.929.0660Toms River, NJhttp://www.oceansharborhouse.org

Online InterGroup http://aa-intergroup.org

Parent to Parent 856.983.3328p2p@raproom.orghttp://www.parent2parentnj.org

Raymond Lesniak ESH Recovery High School121-125 Chestnut StreetSuite 301, 3rd FloorRoselle, NJ 07203732.381.4100info@preventionlinks.orgwww.preventionlinks.org/recoveryhs

SOFIA A Support group for ParentsLacey, NJ908.783.1688

South Jersey InterGroup866.920.1212info@aasj.orgwww.aasj.org

Stephen L. Willis Willis & Gresek Counselors at LawToms River, NJ732.557.0113http://www.willisandgresek.com

Sunrise DetoxMeredith KroenerCell 201.509.4871Whitesville Road, Toms River, NJ888.44.DETOXwww.sunrisedetoxtomsriver.com

The Hope All Day Recovery Center 600 S Odessa AveEgg Harbor City, NJ 08215609.379.2582hopeallday.org

Additional ResourcesAddiction Hotline – 800.238.2333Alcoholics Anonymous – 856.486.4444Crisis Helpline – 877.266.8222Frugal Finds – 856.227.4134Narcotics Anonymous – 800.992.0401SJ Al Anon – 856.547.7111Telephone Reassurance – 856.795.4980The CONTACT Exchange – 856.795.6604Volunteer Opportunities – 856.795.5073

Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator:http://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/

COUNSELING SERVICES

Preferred Behavioral Health725 Airport RoadLakewood, NJ732.458.1700 ext. 7147http://www.preferredbehavioral.org*Accepts Medicaid

Holistic Addition Treatment Center Inc.1590 NE 162 Street #200Miami Beach, FL866.339.2242

MTI Counseling Services of New Jersey Toms River, NJJack Brogan732.270.8333

Ocean County Family Crisis Intervention Unit2445 Windsor AvenueToms River, NJ 08753Office: 732.240.3638Fax: 732.240.3726Emergency 24 Hour Line:732.281.0822

Princeton HouseBehavioral Health Substance Abuse ServicesPrinceton, NJ609.497.3300www.princetonhcs.orgwww.holisticdrugrehab.com

Richard Novatkoski LCADCMindful Recovery Counseling1466 Hooper AveToms River, NJ 08753732.443.7324mrnova425@gmail.com

Spring Lake Heights Counseling620 Shore RoadSpring Lake, NJ 07762732.974.1978

Surfside Recovery Services/Structured Sober LivingVentnor, NJ 609.709.4205

Leadem Counseling and Consulting Services668 Commons Way Toms River, NJ 08755732.797.1444

Stacey Blauth710 Vaughn AvenueToms River, NJ 08753848.226.6261

Terri Cronin4 Cherrywood Circle Brick, NJ 732.272.4515

INTERVENTIONISTS

Leadem Counseling and Consulting Services668 Commons Way Toms River, NJ 08755732.797.1444

Stacey Blauth710 Vaughn AvenueToms River, NJ 08753848.226.6261

Terri Cronin4 Cherrywood Circle Brick, NJ 732.272.4515

DETOXIFICATION CENTERS

Discovery Institute for Addictive Disorders80 Conover RoadMarlboro, NJ 07746732.946.9444www.discoverynj.org *For funding call IME **Accepts NJ Medicaid

New Bridge Medical CenterFormerly Bergen Regional Medical CenterEvergreen Substance Abuse Treatment Center230 East Ridgewood AvenueParamus, NJ 07652800.730.2762 (option 1 for detox)http://www.bergenregional.com/evergreen/**Accepts NJ Medicaid

Elements Behavioral HealthDetoxes at various sites across the U.S.5000 Airport Plaza Drive, Suite 100Long Beach, CA 90815Main: 888.648.1941https://www.elementsbehavioralhealth.com

Granite Recovery CentersAdministrative Offices:27 Hazel Drive, Hampstead, NH 03841Admissions: 877.890.3234 www.graniterecoverycenters.com

High Focus Centers (Adults and Adolescents) (outpatient detox)Branchburg, NJ: 732.474.7447Cranford, NJ: 908.272.2474Freehold, NJ: 732.303.9900Lawrenceville, NJ: 609.349.7626

Recovery Centers of AmericaLighthouse at Mays Landing (Adults/Adolescents 15+) Mays Landing, NJ888.955.8226https://recoverycentersofamerica.com/locations/lighthouse**has a financial specialist to discuss payment plans for inpatient

Maryville, Inc. (Adults) Williamstown, NJ856.629.0244 Option 4www.maryvillenj.org*Accepts NJ Medicaid

New Hope Foundation, Inc. (Adults/Adolescents)Marlboro, NJ732.946.3030 (admissions)https://newhopeibhc.org/*Call IME for funding **Accepts NJ Medicaid

Princeton House 905 Herrontown Road, Princeton, NJ800.242.2550www.www.princetonhcs.org*Accepts Medicaid Seabrook HouseLocations throughout New Jersey800.761.7575www.seabrookhouse.org

Serenity at Summit - UnionClinical and Holistic CareInpatient Detox and Addiction Treatment Centers1000 Galloping Hill Road, Union, NJ 070831.855.855.9199 • 908.481.4400*Private or commercial insurance: out of network benefits only

Summit Behavioral Health - New EnglandDetox and Residential Treatment61 Brown Street, Haverhill, MA 018301.855.855.9199serenityatsummit.com*Private or commercial insurance: out of network benefits only

Straight & Narrow, Inc.508 Straight StreetPO Box 2738, Paterson, NJ 07501973.345.6000 ext. #1 admissions / treatmentstraightandnarrowinc.org*Accepts NJ Medicaid

Summit Oaks Hospital800.753.5223908.522.707119 Prospect Street, Summit, NJ 07902www.summitoakshospital.com*Accepts NJ Medicaid if adolescent-21 or over the age of 65

Sunrise Detox16 Whitesville Road, Suite AToms River, NJ 08755732.797.2505 • 888-443-3869www.sunrisedetoxtomsriver.com*Takes most private insurances

Sunrise House Foundation, Inc. (Ages 17+)Lafayette, NJ973.383.6300www.sunrisehouse.com*Takes most private insurances

The Retreat1221 Wayzata Blvd. E, Wayzata, MN 55391866.928.3434*Private pay only, no insurance accepted

Turning Point, Inc. (Adults)Paterson, NJ973.239.9400800.969.7476http://www.turningpointnj.org*Takes Medicaid

Charity Care DetoxBergen Regional Medical Center – 201.967.4194Jersey City Medical Center – 201.915.2600St. Michael’s – Newark – 800.211.5927Straight & Narrow – Paterson – 973.345.6000

OUTPATIENT TREATMENT PROGRAMS

Addiction Treatment Services International (ATSI)313 E Jimmie Leeds RoadGalloway, NJ 08205609.498.6009609.948.8938http://www.atsirehab.com

Advanced Health and Education3 Corbett WayEatontown, NJ 07724advhealth.comAdmissions: 888.687.6977Fax: 732.542.1948*Accepts most private insurance

AGAPE Counseling Services Level 1 & Level 2 Group & Individual815 Route 9Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08734609.242.0086

Ambrosia Treatment 287 Old Marlton PikeMedford, NJ 08055609.678.0370866.577.6868888.550.7264ambrosiatc.com*Accepts most private insurance

Blue Crest Recovery Center482 Notch RoadWoodland Park, NJ 07424973.298.5776*Accepts most private insurance

Catholic Charities Diocese of Trenton 238 Neptune Blvd, Neptune, NJ732.897.770110 Southard StreetTrenton, NJ 609.396.4557 Project Free Access #800.360.7711www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org*Call for funding

CURA53 Spruce StreetNewark, NJ 07101Secaucus NJ973.622.3570cura@curainc.org*No Fee/Sliding Fee

Discovery Institute for Addictive Disorders80 Conover Road, Marlboro, NJ 07746732.946.9444www.discoverynj.org*Accepts Medicaid

Enlightened Solutions501 Tilton RoadEgg Harbor City, NJ 08215609.270.5050info@enlightenedsolutions.com

Footprints to Recovery3535 Quakerbridge Road, Suite 300Hamilton, NJ 08619855.628.2899

GenPsych Mental Health2nd Floor 08723Brick, NJ: 940 Cedar Bridge Avenue Bridgewater, NJ: 981 Route 22 West 08807Lawrenceville, NJ: 31 East Darrah Lane 08648Livingston, NJ: 5 Regent Street, Suites 511 (teen) & 518 (Adults) 070391.855.GenPsych 855-436-7792http://www.GenPsych.com

Healy Counseling Associates 1310 Hooper Avenue, Toms River, NJ 08753732.797.0400www.healycounseling.com

High Focus Centers (Adults and Adolescents)Branchburg, NJ: 732.474.7447Cranford, NJ: 908.272.2474Freehold, NJ: 732.303.9900Lawrenceville, NJ: 609.349.7626Paramus, NJ: 201.291.0055Parsippany, NJ: 973.299.9919800.877.FOCUS800.877.3628 Intake Linewww.highfocuscenters.com

Integrity House Newark Campus:103 Lincoln Park, PO Box 510Newark, NJ 07102973.623.0600 ext. 1 Intake WorkerSecaucus Campus:595 County Avenue, PO Box 2505 Secaucus, NJ 07096IntegrityHouse.org973.848.3751 Contact: Coral or Admissions NA Hotline: 800.992.0401AA Hotline: 800.245.1377*Accepts Medicaid

Jersey Shore Addiction Services685 Neptune Boulevard Suite 101Neptune NJ 07753732.988.8877*Accepts Medicaid

John Brooks Recovery Center Atlantic City, NJJohnbrooksrecoverycenter.org*Accepts Medicaid

Journey to Wellness220 Market Street Perth Amboy, NJ 08861732.709.7440*Accepts Medicaid**Sliding fee for commercial or private insurance

Just Believe Recovery Center877.813.92351802 NE Jensen Beach Blvd.Jensen Beach, FL 34957Joe TumoloBusiness Development AssociateCell: 908.528.3381Office: 772.252.1235Fax: 772.252.1236Jtumolo@justbelieverecovery.com

Legacy Treatment Services800.433.7365Various locations throughout NJ Main office: 609.267.5656Northfield: 800.433.7365Berlin: 609.534.9196Monmouth Junction: 800.433.7365Westampton: 800.433.7365*Call for funding

RCA at LighthouseManahawkin, NJ: 888.743.5748Mays Landing, NJ (adults): 800.852.8851Ventnor, NJ: 877.449.1555Voorhees, NJ: 888.732.8977www.recoverycentersofamerica.com *Accepts Medicaid

Mattie HouseNew Hope86 Conover RoadMarlboro, NJ 07746732.817.0616info@newhopefoundation.org*Call for funding

Malvern InstituteAddiction Treatment CentersVarious campuses throughout PA610.647.0330 Ext. #1 Admissionshttp://www.malverninstitute.com

Mirmont Treatment Center100 Yearsley Mill RoadLima, PA 19063845.227.1453800.846.4656Mainlinehealth.org/mirmont

Ocean Mental Health Services, Inc.(Adults & Adolescents)Toms River, NJ: 732.349.5550**Intake main numberManahawkin, NJ: 609.597.5327Brick, NJ 35 Beaverson Blvd. 732-282-3600www.oceanmhs.org*Accepts Medicaid

Promises New Jersey Addiction Treatment Facility844.853.62391810 Shore RoadNorthfield, NJ 08225https://www.promises.com/

Preferred Behavioral Health 591 Lakehurst RoadToms River, NJ 08753732.458.1700 www.preferredbehavioral.org

Preferred Behavioral HealthLakewood, NJ: 732.367.4700Barnegat, NJ: 609.660.0197www.preferredbehavioral.org*Accepts Medicaid

Recovery Center at Eva’s Village16 Spring StreetPaterson, NJ 07501973.754.6784evasrecoverycenter.tumblr.com

Riptide Intensive Outpatient Program (13-18 years old)Rap Around & Anger Management Programs outpatientReferrals can come from parents591 Lakehurst Road Toms River, NJ 08753www.preferredbehavioral.org*Accepts Medicaid

Resa Treatment Center199 Main Street Suite 2AKeansburg, NJ 07734732.495.1474732.769.5030*Accepts Medicaid

Saint Barnabas Behavioral Health CenterIn patient Psychiatric Must be admitted through Emergency Room/ Crisis Evaluation1691 US Hwy 9, CN 2025Toms River, NJ800.300.0628http://www.barnabashealth.org/Specialty-Services/Behavioral-Health.aspx

Seashore Family Services of NJ(outpatient)35 Beaverson Blvd., Bldg. 8, Suite 8A; Brick, NJ: 732.920.2700226 Main Street; Toms River, NJ: 732.244.1600http://www.seashorefamilyservices.org

Sobriety Solutions of New Jersey200 Independence BoulevardSicklerville, NJ 08081

Straight & Narrow, Inc.Detox, inpatient, outpatient Catholic Charities Program508 Straight StreetPO Box 2738Paterson, NJ 07501973.345.6000 ext. #1 admissions / treatmentstraightandnarrowinc.org*Accepts Medicaid

Summit Oaks HospitalInpatient, Outpatient Psych and Chemical Dependency800.753.5223908.522.7071 Assessment number 24/719 Prospect StreetSummit, NJ 07902summitoakshospital.com

The Counseling Centerat Toms River1198 Lakewood Road Suite 101Toms River, NJ 08753732.736.6559

INPATIENT TREATMENT PROGRAMS

Advanced Recovery Systems100 SE Third Avenue, Suite 1101Fort Lauderdale, FL 33394754.300.3120 ext. 4004Jonathan Eisenberg954.235.3922Jeisenberg@advancedrecoverysystems.com*Accepts most private insurance

Alina LodgeIndividualized Treatment for Alcohol & Substance Abuse61 Ward RoadBlairstown, NJ 07825800.575.6343908.362.6114www.alinalodge.org*Private pay only or some 3rd party insurances accepted. Call for possible payment arrangements

America’s Keswick, Keswick Colony Division (Christian/biblical) Whiting, NJ732.350.1187www.americaskeswick.org*No Fee

Archstone Recovery Center501 West Perry St.Lantana, FL 33462561.968.3200561.588.8323www.archstonerecoverycenter.com

Burning TreeLong Term Alcohol & Drug Treatment Center866.287.2877Burning Tree Lodge:PO Box 1178, Elgin, TX 78621www.burningtree.com*Accepts out of network benefits such as PPO’s and POS (This likely excludes HMO’s)

Burning Tree Ranch/Corporate Offices:PO Box 757Kaufman, TX 75142*Accepts out of network benefits such as PPO’s and POS (This likely excludes HMO’s)

Carrier Clinic Access Center (Adults/Adolescents)Belle Mead, NJ800.933.3579www.carrierclinic.org*Accepts most private insurance

Clearbrook Manor Adult Treatment Center24-Hour Admissions877.792.09021100 E Northampton St., Laurel Run, PA 18706clearbrookinc.com*Accepts most private insurance

CURA53 Spruce StreetNewark, NJ 07101Secaucus NJ973.622.3570cura@curainc.org*No Fee/Sliding Fee

Daytop Village of New Jersey, Inc. (Adolescents)Eriach Fox856.358.4111 Ext. 2060Facilities throughout NJ1.800.2DAYTOP or 1.800.232.9867http://www.daytopnj.comContact: Erich Fox 856.358.4111 ext. 2060*Accepts Medicaid*Accepts most private insurance

Elements Behavioral HealthTreating mental health and addictions at various sites throughout the U.S.5000 Airport Plaza Drive, Suite 100Long Beach, CA 90815Main: 888.648.1941https://www.elementsbehavioralhealth.com*Accepts some private insurance

Endeavor House206 Bergen Avenue, Kearny, NJ 07032201.991.0035Broad Street, Keyport NJ 07735Contact: Nicole732.547.6597www.endeavorhouse.com*Accepts most private insurance

Father Martin Ashley’s(Adults)800 Tydings LaneHavre de Grace, MD 21078800.799.HOPEhttp://www.fathermartinsashley.com*Scholarships may be available *Accepts most private insurance

Granite Recovery CentersAdministrative Offices:27 Hazel DriveHampstead, NH 03841Admissions: 877.890.3234www.graniterecoverycenters.com

John Brooks Recovery CenterAtlantic City, NJJohnbrooksrecoverycenter.org*Accepts Medicaid

Just Believe Recovery Center1475 N.E. Jensen Beach Blvd.Jenson Beach, FL 34957800.723.7376http://www.justbelieverecovery.com

Lighthouse at Mays Landing (Adults/Adolescents 15+) Mays Landing, NJ888.955.8226http://www.lhrecovery.com*Accepts some private insurance and self pay. Willing to talk to those in need to research payment options

Malvern Institute/Willow GroveAddiction Treatment CentersMalvern: 940 King Road, Malvern, PA 19355Willow Grove: 240 Fitzwatertown Road, Willow Grove, PA 19090610.647.0330http://www.malverninstitute.com*Accepts Pennsylvania Medicaid *Accepts most private insurance

Maryville, Inc. (Adults) Williamstown, NJ856.629.0244 Ext. 311/312http://www.maryvillenj.org*Accepts Medicaid

Mirmont Treatment Center100 Yearsley Mill RoadLima, PA 19063800.846.4656Mainlinehealth.org/mirmont*Accepts Pennsylvania Medicaid *Accepts most private insurance

Mission Teens (Men/Women/Teens)856.782.7771PO Box 131Glendora NJ 08029missionteens.com*Faith Based No Fee

New England Detox and Residential Treatment61 Brown Street, Haverhill, MA 018301.855.855.9199serenityatsummit.com*Accepts most private insurance

New Hope Foundation, Inc. (Adults/Adolescents)Mattie house86 Conover RoadMarlboro, NJ 07746732.946.3030 Ext. 3732.817.0616http://www.newhopefoundation.orginfo@newhopefoundation.org*Accepts Medicaid

Salvation Army Adult Rehab ProgramLocations throughout the country*No fee servicehttps://easternusa.salvationarmy.org/use/rehabilitation-centers

Seabrook House Locations throughout New Jersey800.761.7575http://www.seabrookhouse.org

Serenity at Summit 1000 Galloping Hill RoadUnion, NJ 070831.855.855.9199908.481.4400*Private or commercial insurance: out of network benefits only!!

Straight & Narrow, Inc. 508 Straight StreetPO Box 2738Paterson, NJ 07501973.345.6000straightandnarrowinc.org*Accepts Medicaid

Summit Oaks Hospital800.753.5223908.522.707119 Prospect StreetSummit, NJ 07902summitoakshospital.com*Accepts most private insurance

Sunrise House Foundation, Inc. (Ages 17+)Lafayette, NJ973.383.6300www.sunrisehouse.com*Accepts most private insurance

Teen Challenge (Adolescents and Adults)245 Stanton Mountain RoadLebanon NJ 08833973.374.2206*Faith Based No Fee

Turning Point, Inc. (Adults)Paterson, NJ973.239.4600800.969.7476http://www.turningpointnj.org*Medicaid 973.239.4600

U-Turn for Christ951.943.7097Headquarters: CaliforniaLocations throughout the USAUturnforchrist.cominfo@uturnforchrist.com*Faith Based No Fee

PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION PROGRAMS

Advanced Health and Education888.687.69773 Corbett WayEatontown, NJ 07724advhealth.comAdmissions: 888.687.6977Fax: 732.542.1948*Accepts most private/commercial insurance

Ambrosia Treatment 287 Old Marlton Pike, Medford, NJ 08055609.678.0370866.577.6868888.550.7264ambrosiatc.com*Accepts most private/commercial insurance

Enlightened Solutions501 Tilton Road, Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215609.270.5050info@enlightenedsolutions.com*Accepts most commercial insurances with out of network benefits

Footprints to Recovery3535 Quakerbridge RoadSuite 300Hamilton, NJ 08619855.628.2899*Accept most private insurances, PPO and POS

Genesis House4865 40th Way SouthLake Worth, FL 334611.800.737.0933www.genesishouse.net*Accepts most private insurance

High Focus Centers (Adults and Adolescents)Branchburg, NJ: 732.474.7447Cranford, NJ: 908.272.2474Freehold, NJ: 732.303.9900Lawrenceville, NJ: 609.349.7626

MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT

Jersey Shore Addiction Services685 Neptune Boulevard Suite 101Neptune NJ 07753732.988.8877*Accepts Medicaid

John Brooks Recovery Center Atlantic City, NJJohnbrooksrecoverycenter.org*Accepts Medicaid

Resa Treatment Center199 Main Street Suite 2AKeansburg, NJ 07734732.495.1474732.769.5030*Accepts Medicaid600 State Route 35Middletown NJ 07701732.706.1300

Ocean Mental Health Services, Inc.(Adults & Adolescents)Toms River, NJ: 732.349.5550**Intake main numberManahawkin, NJ: 609.597.5327Brick, NJ 35 Beaverson Blvd. 732.282.3600www.oceanmhs.org*Accepts Medicaid

Pinnacle Treatment Centers:Ocean Medical Services2001 Route 37 EastToms River NJ 08753 732.288.9322Ocean Monmouth Care495 Jack Martin Blvd, Unit 6Brick NJ 08724732.458.2180Middletown Medical Services600 NJ 35 Red Bank, NJ 07701732.706.1300

RECOVERY SUPPORTS/HALFWAY/ SOBER LIVING

SOBER LIVING/ HALFWAY HOUSES

AFAR A Future After Rehab Men and WomenBurlington, NJ 08016267.987.1720

Alfre Inc DBA Mrs Wilsons (Women)56 Mount Kemble AvenueMorristown, NJ 07960973.540.1781

Anderson House532 County Road 523Whitehouse Station, NJ 908.534.5818

Crawford House 362 Sunset Road, Montgomery, NJ908.874.5153

CURA Inc Residential729 E. Landis AvenueVineland, NJ 08360

Diane’s Recovery House Men #1Woodbury, NJ 856.506.9148

Diane’s Recovery House Men #2West Deptford, NJ 856.506.9148

Diane’s Recovery House WomenWest Deptford, NJ 856.506.9148

Empower House66 Cranberry Run Southampton, NJ 08088609.342.9430

Eva’s Village 393 Main Street, Paterson, NJ 973.523.6220 x304

Faith Farm21 Stretch RoadBridgeton, NJ 08302856.455.6145

Freedom House (Men)3 Pavilion RoadGlen Gardner, NJ 08826908.537.6043

Fresh Start Recovery Housing (Men)Clemonton, NJ 08021856.842.8241

Good News Home for Women33 Bartles Corner RoadFlemington, NJ 08822908.806.4220goodnewshome.org

Granite Recovery CentersAdministrative Offices:27 Hazel DriveHampstead, NH 03841Admissions: 877.890.3234www.graniterecoverycenters.com

Haley House62 Ward RoadBlairstown, NJ 07825908.362.5417

Hanna Mission10 Marshall StreetPaterson NJ 973-357-0066

Hansen House (Men & Women) 411 Aloe Street Egg Harbor City, NJ 609.965.3699 www.hansenhouse.org

Hendricks House (Men) 542 N. West Boulevard Vineland, NJ 856.794.2443

Kingdom Discovery House (Men)1727 Old Freehold RoadToms River NJ 08755732.644.7770

The Ladder Project Greater Bergen Community Action Hackensack, NJ 201.342.0029

Market Street Mission Life Change Recovery Program9 Market StreetMorristown, NJ 07960973.538.4031

Mattie House (Men)New Hope86 Conover RoadMarlboro, NJ 07746732.817.0616info@newhopefoundation.org

Milestone House 60 N. Sussex Street Dover, NJ 973.442.4600 www.themilestonehouse.com

New Hope Foundation, Inc.Epiphany House (Women) Asbury Park, NJ: 732.775.0720 Mattie House (Men) Marlboro, NJ: 732.817.0616 Philip House (Men) Long Branch, NJ: 732.870.8500 www.newhopefoundation.org

ODAAT (One-Day-At-A-Time)Lake Worth, FL 33461 541.547.6700 561.315.8806 (Pierre Brisson) www.odaatfl.com

Oxford House PO Box 40 Forked River, NJ 08731 www.njoxfordhouse.org Oxford HousingVarious Locations throughout the statehttps://www.oxfordvacancies.com/

Platinum Sober Living (Men)494 Riverside Dr and 722 Riverside DrTrenton, NJ 08601609.977.7860

Quinn New Life Recovery (Men)16 Barnt AvenueTrenton, NJ 08610

Recovery Placement Services (Men and Women)Long Branch NJ 551.200.3455

Serenity Estates for MenVentnor, NJ609.270.5050

Serenity Estates for WomenAtlantic City, NJ 609.432.2130

Serenity Rose House for WomenNorthfield NJ 609.432.2130

Sober Space, LLC (Men)Toms River NJ 08753732-383-3290

Spring House Female Halfway House230 East Ridgewood AvenueParamus, NJ 07652201.261.3582

Stephen’s Place (Men)Pleasantville, NJ 08201609.892.4582

Surfside Recovery Services/Structured Sober LivingVentnor, NJ 609.709.4205

Way of Life Recovery 1015 North F St. Lake Worth, FL 33460 330.980.5835 (Patrick Chapin) http://wayofliferecovery.com

“ When we accept that addiction is a disease, and that we are powerless over it, we become ready to learn a better way to live.”

RECOVERY CENTERS

CARES (Center for Addiction Recovery Education & Success)Locations in Warren and Morris Countyhttp://warren.caresnj.org/http://morris.caresnj.org/

City of AngelsConquering Our AddictionsRecovery Coach TrainingHightstown, NJ609.910.4942CityofAngelsNJ@hotmail.comwww.cityofangelsnj.org

Eva’s Village 393 Main Street Paterson, NJ 973.523.6220 x304

HOPE Sheds Light253 Chestnut Street Toms River, NJ 08753732.244.0783http://www.hopeshedslight.org

Integrity House Toms River Campus: STAR Program310 Main Street Toms River, NJ 08753732.569.3736https://integrityhouse.org/

Living Proof Recovery CenterThe Center for Family Services108 Somerdale Road Voorhees NJ 856.216.7134recoverycenter@centerffs.org

Meaningful TrainingsFell Cadwallader81 Durland AvenueElmira, NY 14905888.561.5567fell.cadwallader@meaningfultrainings.comwww.meaningfultrainings.com

Prevention LinksExperience Strength and Hope Recovery Center121-125 Chestnut Street Suite 301, 3rd floorRoselle, NJ 07203732.381.4192http://preventionlinks.org/

RAFTS (Recovery Advocates for the Shore)67 Atlantic AvenueManasquan NJ 08736http://www.raftsnj.org/about-us/

FACILITY PLACEMENT HELP LINES, SELF-HELP

Call for Addiction Treatment 1.877.887.5016http://call-for-addiction-treatment.com

Drug Rehab Resource and Referral Service877.231.0745www.4rehabilitation.com

HOPE Sheds Light253 Chestnut Street Toms River, NJ 732.244.0783www.hopeshedslight.org

The Treatment Help Line Assists with placing individuals in the right rehabilitation facilities.1.877.649.8390

EMERGENCY SUPPORTS

Narcan TrainingsJersey Shore Addiction Services/JSAS Healthcare685 Neptune Boulevard Suite 101Neptune NJ 07753732.988.8877Every Tuesday and Wednesday Evening 3:00pmMax 25 Participants: First come first serve

Urban Treatment Associates Inc. Trainings vary contact:UTA.Narcan@verizon.net

DMHAS OPIOID OVERDOSE RECOVERY PROGRAM PROVIDERS

RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention – Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean Counties 1691 US Highway 9 Toms River, NJ 08757 732.914.3815Connie.greene@rwjbh.org Contact: Connie Greene

Center for Family Services – Camden and Gloucester Counties 108 Somerdale Rd. Voorhees, NJ 08043 856.428.5688 Sharon.chapman@centerffs.org Contact: Sharon Chapman

Eva’s Village – Passaic County 393 Main Street Passaic, NJ 07501 973.523.6220 mike.santillo@evasvillage.org Contact: Mike Santillo

Children’s Aid and Family Services – Bergen County 22-08 Route 208 South, Suite #7 Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 201.261.2800 eelias@cafsnj.org Contact: Ellen Elias

Atlanticare Behavioral Health – Atlantic County 6550 Delilah Road, Suite 301 Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 609.645.7600 Julia.drew@atlanticare.org Contact: Julia Drew

ARCH(Access to Reproductive Care and HIV Services)ARCH nurses counsel about reproductive health and reducing HIV transmission, conduct pregnancy and STF testing, offer adult vaccines, teach safer injection practices, provide wound care consultations and arrange referrals for preconception, antenatal and HIV specialty care.

Our free services include:• HIV testing and counseling with harm

reduction and condom distribution• Pregnancy testing and referrals for prenatal care• Referrals for addiction treatment and Narcan teaching• STD testing and treatment referrals• Rapid Hepatitis C screenings• Hepatitis A and B, TDAP

Contact ARCH Nurse:Susan Heil RN, BSN, PHNS175 Sunset AvenuePO Box 2191Toms River, NJ 08754

INTERNET SUPPORT/BOOKS/RESOURCES

How to Dispose of Medicines ProperlyDON’T: Flush expired or unwanted prescription and over-the-counter drugs down the toilet or drain unless the label or accompanying patient information specifically instructs you to do so.

DO: Return unwanted or expired prescription and over-the-counter drugs to a drug take-back program or follow the steps for household disposal below.

1ST CHOICE: DRUG TAKE-BACK EVENTS

To dispose of prescription and over-the-counter drugs, call your city or county government’s household trash and recycling service and ask if a drug take-back program is available in your community. Some counties hold household hazardous waste collection days, where prescription and over-the-counter drugs are accepted at a central location for proper disposal.

2ND CHOICE: HOUSEHOLD DISPOSAL STEPS*

1. Take your prescription drugs out of their original containers.2. Mix drugs with an undesirable substance, such as cat litter

or used coffee grounds.3. Put the mixture into a disposable container with a lid, such

as an empty margarine tub, or into a sealable bag.4. Conceal or remove any personal information, including

Rx number, on the empty containers by covering it with permanent marker or duct tape, or by scratching it off.

5. The sealed container with the drug mixture, and the empty drug containers, can now be placed in the trash.

* Drug Disposal Guidelines, Office of National Drug Control Policy, October 2009

How Proper Disposal of Medicines Protects You and the Earth:• Prevents poisoning of children and pets• Deters misuse by teenagers and adults• Avoids health problems from accidentally taking the wrong medicine, too much of the same medicine, or a medicine that

is too old to work well• Keeps medicines from entering streams and rivers when poured down the drain or flushed down the toilet

How Improper Disposal of Medicines May End Up in Our Drinking Water SourcesIn homes that use septic tanks, prescription and over-the-counter drugs flushed down the toilet can leach into the ground and seep into ground water.

In cities and towns where residences are connected to wastewater treatment plants, prescription and over-the-counter drugs poured down the sink or flushed down the toilet can pass through the treatment system and enter rivers and lakes. They may flow downstream to serve as sources for

community drinking water supplies. Water treatment plants are generally not equipped to routinely remove medicines.

For more information, go to www.epa.gov/ppcp/or call the Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 800-426-4791

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

NAVIGATING THE LEGAL SYSTEM

Drug CourtsThe mission of the drug court program is to assist defendants in overcoming alcohol and other drug dependencies while resolving related criminal charges. Drug courts involve a highly specialized team process within the existing Superior Court structure that addresses nonviolent drug-related cases. They are unique in the criminal justice environment because they build a close collaborative relationship between criminal justice and drug treatment professionals.

The drug court judge heads a team of court staff, attorneys, probation officers, substance abuse evaluators and treatment professionals who work together to support and monitor a participant’s recovery. The program maintains a critical balance of authority, supervision, support and encouragement.

Drug court programs are rigorous, requiring intensive supervision based on frequent drug testing and court appearances, along with tightly structured regimens of treatment and recovery services. This level of supervision permits the program to support the recovery process, but also allows supervisors to react swiftly to impose appropriate therapeutic sanctions or to reinstate criminal proceedings when participants cannot comply with the program.

Drug court programs are characterized by:• Collaborative links among the courts, prosecutors, public defenders, law enforcement, treatment providers, social service agencies and community-based non-profit organizations;• A standardized assessment process used to identify eligible non-violent offenders;• Staff members trained in substance abuse and recovery issues operating in a non-adversarial atmosphere;• A system of graduated sanctions and incentives to encourage recovery goals and hold offenders accountable for non-compliant behaviors;• Continuous training and education on a state and national level for drug court professionals;• On-going program evaluation and implementation of improvements as warranted.

For more information, contact the Administrative Office of the Courts, Criminal Practice Division, Statewide Coordination, P.O. Box 982, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, or the drug court coordinators in the vicinages.

New Jersey Re-EntryThe New Jersey Reentry Corporation seeks to assist court involved citizens in obtaining employment, because employed citizens make communities happier, safer, and better for everyone.

The Mission of the New Jersey Reentry Corporation is to help returning citizens find meaningful and sustainable employment that improves their lives and makes them responsible, integral members of society.

Submit a referral today, and begin the work to get yourself a job. All referrals can be submitted via e-mail to intake@njreentry.org or through NJReentry.org/referrals. Jersey City 398 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Jersey City, NJ 07305 P: 551.222.4323, F: 201.630.4187 Newark NJRC at Greater

Newark Conservancy 32 Prince Street Newark, NJ 07103 P: 973.642.4646, F: 973.400.8234

Paterson 147 Montgomery Street Paterson, NJ 07501 P: 551.256.9062, F: 201.604.5420

Toms River 310 Main Street, Suite 3B Toms River, New Jersey 08753 P: 848.238.7000, F: 201.604.5433

Community Resource Center 9 Basin Drive, Unit 190 Kearny, NJ 07032 P: 973.982.6071, F: 973.900.9338

NJ Office of the Attorney General Juvenile Justice Commissionhttp://www.state.nj.us/lps/jjc/index.html

State of NJ Department of Law & Public Safety Office of the Attorney General Moving through the JJC Systemhttp://www.state.nj.us/lps/jjc/index.html

Stephen L. Willis, Esq.Law Offices of Willis & Gresek, PC247 Main Street, Toms River, NJ 08753732.930.2052800.257.3181http://www.willisandgresek.com/

NJ & FEDERAL LAWS

Department of Human Services Division of Addiction Serviceshttp://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dmhas/home/

New Jersey Drug Courtshttp://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/drugcourt/

NJ Courts Treatment Assessment Services for the Courtshttp://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/criminal/crtasc.html

State of NJ Office of the Public Defender Drug Courtshttp://www.nj.gov/defender/structure/drug/

The State of New Jersey Office of the Attorney General Juvenile Justice Commissionhttp://www.nj.gov/oag/jjc/aboutus_intro.html

United States Drug Enforcement Administrationhttps://www.dea.gov/index.shtml

USDOJ: Department of Justice Agencies Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Preventionhttp://www.ojjdp.gov/

CONTACT YOUR LOCAL/STATE REPRESENTATIVES

Find a Senator or Representative:https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/NJ

Forms for “Contacting the Congress”:http://www.contactingthecongress.org/cgi-bin/newseek.cgi?site=ctc2011&state=nj

Ocean County Health DepartmentKimberly L. Reilly MA, LPC, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Unit Coordinator kreilly@ochd.org; 732.341.9700, EXT. 7536https://www.ochd.org/Departments/Page/18

New Jersey Legislaturehttp://www.njleg.state.nj.us/members/legsearch.aspUnited State House of Representatives Find your Representative:http://www.house.gov/representatives/find/

UNDERSTANDING YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE

Healthcare.govMental Health & Substance Abuse Serviceshttps://www.healthcare.gov/coverage/mental-health-substance-abuse-coverage/U.S. Department of LaborHealth Plans & Benefitshttps://www.dol.gov/general/topic/health-plans

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

Are you in recovery from alcohol or drug problems? Know your rights. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Center for Substance Abuse Treatmenthttp://store.samhsa.gov/shin/content/PHD1091/PHD1091.pdf

PROPOSED LITIGATION

The State of New Jersey Department of Law & Pubic Safety Office of the Attorney General http://www.state.nj.us/lps/

• Recovering Our Children, for Parents of Young People in Early Recovery (Cates & Cummings)

• SESH: Sharing Our Experience, Strength & Hope • Daily Reader (Nar-Anon Family Groups)• Straight Talk (Black)• The Dilemma of the Alcoholic Marriage

(Al-Anon Family Groups)• The Lois Wilson Story: When Love is Not

Enough (Borchert)• Tweak: Growing Up on Crystal Meth (Sheff)

INTERNET SUPPORT

• www.coda.org• www.familiesanonymous.org• www.hazelden.org• www.sober.com• www.soberrecovery.com

Drug Enforcement Administrationwww.dea.gov

National Institute on Drug Abusewww.nida.nih.gov

National Institute on Mental Health www.nimh.nih.gov

New Jersey Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence www.jointogether.org

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration www.samhsa.gov

BLUE HART PROGRAM

The Blue Hart (Heroin, Addiction, Response Team) is a cooperative Law Enforcement Initiative to assist individuals with a substance abuse disorder. This program works directly with municipal police departments and treatment providers to assist Ocean County residents into treatment.

PARTICIPATING POLICE DEPARTMENTS

Any person who voluntarily enters one of the following police departments on the scheduled day and time and requests help with their addiction to heroin, opiates or any substance will be immediately screened for potential participation in the Blue HART Program.

LACEY TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT808 West Lacey RoadForked River, NJ 08731609.693.6636(MONDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.)

OCEAN GATE POLICE DEPARTMENT801 Ocean Gate AvenueOcean Gate, NJ 08740732.269.6931(MONDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.)

LITTLE EGG HARBOR POLICE DEPARTMENT665 Radio RoadLittle Egg Harbor, NJ 08087609.296.3666(TUESDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.)

STAFFORD TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT260 East Bay AvenueManahawkin, NJ 08050609.597.8581(TUESDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.)

POINT PLEASANT BOROUGH POLICE DEPARTMENT2233 Bridge AvenuePoint Pleasant, NJ 08742732.892.0060(TUESDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.)

MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT1 Colonial DriveManchester, NJ732.657.2009(WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.)

BRICK TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT401 Chambers Bridge RoadBrick, NJ 08723732.262.1100(THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.)

*In the future other Ocean County Police Departments will become participants in the Blue HART Program.

BLUE HART PROGRAM

BOOKS

• A Life of My Own: Meditations on Hope & Acceptance (Casey)• Adult Children of Alcoholics (Wotitz)• Al-Anon Family Groups (Al-Anon Family Groups)• Al-Anon’s 12 Steps & 12 Traditions (Al-Anon

Family Groups)• Alcoholics Anonymous (Bill W.)• Beautiful Boy: A Father’s Journey through His

Son’s Addiction (Sheff)• Codependent No More (Beattie)• Courage to Change (Al-Anon Family Groups)• Everything Changes (Conyers)• Giving the Love that Heals (Hendrix)• Heroin Diaries (Sixx)• How Al-Anon Works (Al-Anon Family Groups)• How to Change Someone You Love (Lamm)

Visit HOPEShedsLight.org/Resources for more detailed information about the

resources listed here.