BVCASA
Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse
Bryan, Texas, United States
About
Founded in 1984, BVCASA is a charity based in Bryan, United States working on addiction, health.
BVCASA is a non-profit organisation in Texas, USA, founded in 1984 by Mary Mattingly, that works to prevent and treat substance abuse in the Brazos Valley region. It offers youth and adult prevention, screening, outpatient and residential aftercare treatment, DWI and DOEP education classes, and services for people in the Texas criminal justice system. Its services serve the Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson and Washington counties. Funding comes mainly from Texas state agencies, with additional support from United Way, grants, fees and private donations.
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Minor in Possession Program
Addiction · United States
State-authorised education program for minors caught in possession of alcohol.
Driving While Intoxicated Program
Addiction · United States
State-approved DWI education program for offenders.
Choices Not Chances
Addiction · United States
Intensive educational program for youth and adults on substance use choices, developed by BVCASA staff.
Pregnant & Postpartum Intervention Program
Addiction · United States
Substance abuse intervention for pregnant and postpartum women.
Youth Outpatient Treatment
Addiction · United States
Outpatient substance abuse treatment for young people.
School-Based Prevention Services
Addiction · United States
Substance abuse prevention delivered within schools.
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United Way of the Brazos Valley, U.S. Probation Office Southern District of Texas, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Texas Department of State Health Services
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