North Inland Community Prevention Program

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Alcohol & Drug Services | Mental Health Systems

Education is the Foundation for Prevention.

Accountability is the Cornerstone for Treatment.

The mission of our Alcohol and Drug Services Division (AOD) is to provide innovative and effective substance abuse treatment recovery and prevention services that improve the quality of life for our clients, their families and the communities we live in. These services are designed to change clients’ destructive behavior with help and compassion. Our outstanding treatment services benefit clients by utilizing evidence based treatment approaches, as well as environments that assist in developing clean and sober lifestyles. In each program we work with a variety of cultures and ethnicities, providing them with effective and appropriate service delivery. Our programs assist clients in taking personal responsibility for their lives by focusing on creating a fully functioning individual. The makeup of our client base is a cross section of our communities: men, women, adolescents and their families. It is our goal that through prevention, treatment, recovery and creating an environment of opportunity, choice and hope we continue to make a positive impact upon people’s lives. Contact kmurphy@mhsinc.org in our Alcohol and Drug Services Division for expert advice and referrals.

North Inland Community Prevention Program
12344 Oak Knoll Rd #C-1 & G
Poway CA 92064
Tel: 858 391-9303
Fax: 858 391-9302
E-mail: ckiser@mhsinc.org

Services Offered
* Prevention/Community Education Program

Description:

The primary prevention focus is an environmental approach that is community-driven, supported by leadership and includes strategies that impact conditions that accept, condone, encourage and glamorize high-risk use of alcohol and other drugs. NICPP staff work within existing community groups and coalitions and are dedicated to building relationships and promoting cooperation among residents and leaders of education, health, law enforcement, youth, civic organizations, tribal agencies, government and policy makers. These various alliances seek to develop and or change community standards, codes, practices, and norms to prevent and reduce the frequency and severity of alcohol and other drug problems.