| Alcoholic
Anonymous, Al-Anon, Ala Teen |
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406-657-0779
(24 hrs) |
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Provides
information, referrals and counseling to alcoholics and
their families/friends. A 24-hour answering service that
gives time and dates of different meetings. |
Al-Anon |
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406-252-0677
510 Cook Ave
Billings, MT 59101 |
Alcoholics
Anonymous Home Group |
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406-656-3999
1801 Broadwater Ave
Billings, MT 59102 |
Alcoholics
Anonymous Recovery Group |
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406-254-2939
103 N 24th
Billings, MT 59101 |
Alcoholics
Anonymous 644 Group |
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406-252-0677
510 Cook Ave
Billings, MT 59101 |
D.A.R.E.
(Drug Abuse Resistance Program) |
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406-247-3725 |
Drug Free
Schools |
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406-247-3728 |
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Prevention
curriculum and parent education. |
Elks Drug Awareness Program |
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406-252-1595
934 Lewis Ave
Billings, MT 59102 |
Indian
Health Board of Billings |
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406-245-7318
1127 Alderson Ave
Billings, MT 59102 |
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Clinical
and substance abuse services for youth and adults. |
M.A.D.D. |
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406-248-6594
1015 Broadwater Ave, Ste 4
Billings, MT 59101
website: http://www.madd.org |
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MADD
is the nation's leader in the fight against drunk
driving. Through the work of dedicated volunteers and
supporters, drunk driving fatalities have declined by
about 40 percent since MADD's founding. More than 2,300
anti-drunk driving laws have been passed, public
awareness is rising and thousands of drunk driving
victims have received much needed assistance.
MADD develops programs
throughout the year to promote public awareness and
raise the nation's consciousness about the dangers of
alcohol and other drug-impaired driving. |
Mental
Health Association |
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406-245-0697
3308 2nd Ave N
Billings, MT 59104
e-mail: mhabillings@imt.net |
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A
non-profit volunteer-based organization, which dedicates
itself to educating people about mental health, reducing
the stigma of mental illness and improving the care and
treatment of individuals with a mental illness. |
Mental
Health Center Journey Recovery Program |
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406-254-1314
201 N 25th St
Billings, MT 59104
email: MHCDenna@wtp.net
Hours: 8:00-5:00 M-F |
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We
provide chemical dependency assessments, outpatient and
intensive outpatient treatment, aftercare/continuing
care, early intervention, prevention services, ACT (DUI)
course, assessment, outpatient and intensive outpatient
for adolescents. |
Rimrock
Foundation |
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406-248-3175
1-800-227-3953
1231 N 29th
Billings, MT 59101
email: comm.@rimrock.org
website: www.rimrock.org
Hours: 24 hrs/7 days a week |
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Rimrock
Foundation is a comprehensive addiction treatment center
providing treatment for chemical dependency,
co-dependency, bulimia, anorexia, pathological gambling
and sexual addiction. A multi-disciplinary staff
including physicians, nurses, psychiatrists,
psychologists, social workers and addiction counselors
provide medical detoxification, and inpatient levels of
care. The Foundation also provides an inpatient
adolescent treatment program for chemically dependent
adolescents ages 13-17.
Based upon a
comprehensive evaluation, the needs of the patient are
identified and the most appropriate level of care and
services are planned. Outpatient and medical
detoxification services are based upon a sliding fee
scale and financial aid is available for clinical
assessments for individuals who meet poverty guidelines.
A court school for Driving Under the Influence offenders
and Employee Assistance programs are also available. |
S.A.D.D. |
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Skyview
High School: 255-3650
Senior High School: 255-3630
West High School: 255-3670 |
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Students
against drunk driving. Alcohol and Drug education and
peer mentoring programs. |
Safe
and Drug Free Schools and Communities |
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406-444-5663 |
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This
is a federally funded program through which every school
in Montana can apply. Once an application is approved, a
base allocation will be provided in order to begin drug
prevention programs, etc. in the school and community.
After a school has been approved, they have the option
to apply for a "Greatest Need" grant, which
provides extra money to 12-14 schools. The Greatest Need
grant is a competitive grant and is awarded on the basis
of greatest need. |
Yellowstone
Boys and Girls Ranch |
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406-655-2100
1-800-726-6755
1732 South 72nd St W
Billings, MT 59106
website: www.ybgr.org |
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Provides
quality education and treatment services which promote
the emotional, behavioral, spiritual, and physical
development of children, adolescents and their families.
YBGR serves children and adolescents experiencing family
conflict; academic problems including learning and
attention problems; truancy, suspensions, low
achievement; PTSD, anxiety disorders, chemical abuse;
depression; poor peer relationships; social
maladjustment. |
United
Tobacco Free Coalition |
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406-657-2927
1500 N 30th St
Billings, MT 59101
e-mail: tobaccofree@msubillings.edu
website: www.TobaccofreeMontana.org |
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The
mission of the United Tobacco Free Coalition is to
decrease the negative impact of tobacco use on the
health of our community by coordinating, implementing,
and promoting community education, policies, and
legislation that prevent tobacco use, protect the health
of nonsmokers, provide resources for tobacco users to
quit, and to promote tobacco-free lifestyles. |
