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Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Fort Collins, Colorado

If you’re suffering from drug addiction, you can find help in the Fort Collins Area. Larimer and Weld counties offer several treatment services, and community-based organizations work to prevent drug abuse and help people in recovery. You can recover from addiction, and Fort Collins treatment centers can help.

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The Best Rehab Centers, AA & NA Meetings in Fort Collins

Located at the base of the beautiful Rocky Mountains, Fort Collins, Colorado, is home to numerous substance abuse and mental health rehab facilities. These treatment facilities offer long-term recovery rather than just a quick fix. Also, several organizations in the Fort Collins and Greeley areas host drug and alcohol awareness and educational programs in local communities.

Organizations such as the North Colorado chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous and the Off the Wall Area of Narcotics Anonymous host meetings in Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland and surrounding communities every week.

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Why Choose Drug Rehab in Fort Collins?

Relax Outdoors

The campgrounds at St. Vrain State Park on the south side of Larimer County provide a place to get away for the weekend, and the bike trails along Poudre River are ideal for recreational activity. Lory State Park and the areas around Horsetooth Reservoir to the west of Fort Collins are also great outdoor destinations.

Enjoy Arts and Culture

You can learn about the history of the area by visiting the Greeley History Museum or discover the history of railroads in the west at the Colorado Model Railroad Museum in Greeley. You can view artistic pieces at the Downtown Artery, the Midtown Arts Center or watch a play at the Colorado State University Theatre.

Shop Around Town

Old Town Fort Collins is home to a variety of shops, boutiques and cafes. Other shopping options in Fort Collins include the Foothills Mall and the Foothills Flea Market. You can find hiking, rafting and camping gear at a variety of local outdoor adventure shops in Larimer County, CO.

Government Prevention and Treatment Efforts in Fort Collins, Colorado

Law enforcement in Larimer County, Weld County, Fort Collins and Greeley use a variety of methods to prevent addiction and rehabilitate offenders. Government initiatives work to keep drugs out of the community and help residents suffering from addiction.

Larimer County Community Corrections

Larimer County Community Corrections provides residential and outpatient treatment services for people convicted of drug-related offenses. Treatment services include individual counseling, group counseling and life-skills training. Special programs are provided for women and people suffering mental health disorders.

Larimer County Adolescent Services

Larimer County Adolescent Services helps local youth with a variety of issues, including mental health emergencies, problems with drug or alcohol and family conflicts. Youth involved in criminal activity in the Thompson and Poudre school districts are referred to Adolescent Services for case evaluation.

National Night Out

The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office participates in the annual National Night Out campaign. The campaign promotes drug and crime prevention in communities across the country. In Larimer county, law enforcement, local businesses and neighborhood organizations host cookouts, block parties and other drug-free activities.

Prescription Drug Drop Off

Fort Collins Police Services offers free and anonymous prescription drug drop off services at its office at 2221 S. Timberline Road. Residents of Larimer County can drop off unused, unneeded or expired over-the-counter and prescription drugs during business hours, seven days per week.

Weld County Adult Treatment Court

The Weld County Adult Treatment Court incorporates addiction treatment and mental health services into the criminal justice process to reduce crime and promote recovery. The court helps promote recovery while holding individuals accountable for their actions by closely monitoring patients and providing treatment resources.

Weld County Fatherhood Initiative

The Weld County Department of Human Services’ Fatherhood Initiative empowers and supports fathers in the area. Children who have an active father figure in their lives have decreased crime rates and drug abuse rates. The initiative helps Weld County fathers by providing educational presentations on healthy family life.

Northern Colorado Drug Task Force

The Northern Colorado Drug Task Force works with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and other law enforcement agencies to keep drugs out of Larimer County, Colorado. The task force targets drug trafficking organizations in the area. It also partners with community organizations and businesses to educate residents about the dangers of drug abuse.

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College Services

Mental health and substance abuse resources are available for college students in northern Colorado. Colleges and universities in Larimer and Weld Counties provide counseling and referral services, among other drug and alcohol abuse prevention activities.

Colorado State University

The Colorado State University Health Education and Prevention Services promotes health and wellness to students and faculty on campus. Specific focus areas include alcohol and drug prevention, mental health initiatives and tobacco cessation. The university’s AlcoholEDU program helps students understand the effects of alcohol, and RamRide provides a safe driving option for students.

University of North Colorado

The University of North Colorado Counseling Center provides free individual and group counseling services for students. Students can receive counseling on a variety of issues, including alcohol and drug abuse. Counselors also provide outreach programs and workshops on campus. UNC also participated in a statewide initiative to combat drunk driving and raise awareness about alcohol consumption.

Aims Community College

Aims Community College is partnered with North Range Behavioral Health. Students at Aims can receive referral services for counseling or drug addiction by contacting the Student Success Center. Employees also have access to counseling through the Horizon Health Employee Assistance Program. Aims also hosts a variety of drug prevention activities, such as the Test Your Substance Abuse IQ workshop.

Community Organizations and Services

Weld County Prevention Partners

Weld County Prevention Partners is composed of several community organizations, local businesses and law enforcement agencies. The organization creates drug-prevention programs, spreads abuse prevention messages, administers substance abuse surveys and trains alcohol retailers on responsible service.

North Range Behavioral Health Programs

North Range Behavioral Health provides substance abuse prevention programs in addition to treatment services. The organization spreads its anti-drug abuse message through a variety of programs such as early childhood programs, suicide education and support services and mental health first aid classes.

Team Fort Collins

Team Fort Collins advocates for healthy lifestyles by preventing substance abuse in Fort Collins. The nonprofit organization travels to middle schools and high schools to deliver presentations on alcohol and drug prevention. It also hosts workshops for parents and hosts community groups to spread awareness of substance abuse.

Responsible Association of Retailers

The Responsible Association of Retailers, formerly called Responsible Alcohol Retailers, promotes the safe sale and service of alcohol and marijuana in Fort Collins and Loveland. Alcohol and marijuana retailers work with Team Fort Collins to prevent minors in the community from gaining access to the substances.

Youth and Family Connections

Youth & Family Connections focuses on youth exposed to difficult life situations or youth with anti-social or out-of-control behavior. The non-profit organization provides drug prevention and intervention services for free. The organization accepts youth referred by law enforcement schools or concerned parents.

Coalition of Loveland for Education Awareness and Resources

The Coalition of Loveland for Education, Awareness and Resources advocates against methamphetamine abuse in Loveland. The group travels to schools and community organizations to provide presentations on meth awareness. It also supports Mitch’s March Against Meth, a public awareness campaign.

Volunteer Opportunities in Fort Collins

Drug prevention organizations in the Fort Collins community can use your help whether you’re recovering from addiction, know someone recovering from addiction or simply looking for a way to give back to the community.

The Center for Family Outreach

The Center for Family Outreach helps Larimer County youth maintain long-term positive and healthy lifestyles by providing a variety of services, including drug prevention and intervention programming. The center needs volunteers to help coordinate its monthly youth dinner, perform administrative work, and conduct a variety of other activities.

Partners Mentoring Youth

Partners Mentoring Youth develops and supports one-on-one relationships between positive adult role models and youth struggling with personal, social or other challenges. One of the goals is to decrease drug use and change perceptions of drug abuse. The organization is looking for mentors and other volunteers.

RamRide

Colorado State’s RamRide safe-ride program provides non-judgmental rides for CSU students on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. The program relies on donations, in-kind gifts and grants for funding. It also relies on volunteers to drive vehicles, operate the dispatch system and help navigate drivers. Volunteers must be 18 or older.

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