Clear Brook Foundation

The families helping families program provides attendees with a forum where they have the opportunity to learn about drug and alcohol addiciton from professionals and those in recovery. The program is designed to present information which provides the knowledge to understand and confront the issues which accompany this disease as it relates to families dealing with drug and alcohol addiction. Many attendees benefit from our life-giving weekly series where the addicted and family members come together to focus on learning solutions to support long-term recovery.

To Clear Brook Foundation, the opiod crisis is a pandemic with its epicenter right here in our own backyard. To that end, Clear Brook Foundation has opened two centers in lackawanna and luzerne counties, respectively. The recovery connect program is designed to offer the public the ability to walk in or call and receive a free confidential substance abuse assessment and evaluation. The purpose is to determine if an individual has a drug or alcohol problem. If that determination is made, then recovery connect will make a referral to the appropriate level of care and provider.

Recognizing the need to provide a safe space for the recovery community to come together to attend daily 12-step meetings, meet other recovering individuals, develop strong support groups, and attend specialized after care programs and educational workshops, the hall program was created. Considered "sobriety central," an abundant amount of attendees per year have been given the opportunity to choose sobriety in the welcoming, warm, safe, and sober environment provided.

Families helping families program provides attendees with a forum where they have the opportunity to learn about drug and alcohol addiction from professionals and those in recovery.

Recovery connect provides a safe space for the community to come together to attend daily 12 step meetings, meet other recovering people, and attend specialized after care programs and educational workshops