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Cynthia T. tried heroin for the first time at age 22, and she soon began using regularly and abused drugs for 20 years. Read how she stopped using drugs, thanks to treatment help from Tuerk House.
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Cynthia T. tried heroin for the first time at age 22, and she soon began using regularly and abused drugs for 20 years. Read how she stopped using drugs, thanks to treatment help from Tuerk House.
At the age of 13, Julvette P. started on a destructive path that would ultimately consume 20 years of her life. Today she has turned her life around and is helping others overcome substance abuse issues.
Tamnika J., who grew up in an intact middle-class family, began using crack cocaine in her 30s. Read how treatment helped her stay clean and rebuild her life.
Latif K. has been clean now for years after decades of drug use and is now helping other people with their recoveries.
5/23 — BSAS supports programs across the city that are helping Baltimore’s citizens recover from substance abuse. We are excited to announce that one of our newest initiatives, the Baltimore Recovery Community Center (RCC) is now open to the public under the direction of H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People through Empowerment, Inc.) Wellness and Recovery Center. Baltimore Recovery Community Center 2828 Loch Raven [...]
4/29 — BSAS has been participating with Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake, the Mayor’s Office Emergency Management and many other city agencies and non-profit organizations in an intensive, week-long initiative designed to address violence, drug trafficking and other stubborn problems that have plagued West Baltimore in recent years. The ambitious initiative covers the neighborhoods of Penn North, Mondawmin, [...]
Percent of those previously admitted to an alcohol and drug-abuse treatment at least once.
Admissions to BSAS-Funded Alcohol and Drug-Abuse-Treatment Programs by Number of Prior Admissions
Age at admission
Age at Admission to BSAS-Funded Alcohol and Drug-Abuse-Treatment Programs
64% were admitted for treatment for problems with more than 1 substance
Pattern of Substance Abuse Problems among Admissions to State-Supported Alcohol and Drug-Abuse Treatment Programs