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- Nearly half of prescription painkiller deaths involve at least one other drug (including benzodiazepines, cocaine, and heroin).
- In 2010, 5.1 million people in the U.S. abused pain relievers.
- More than one-third of teens say the feel some pressure to abuse prescription drugs, and 9% say using prescription drugs to get high is an important part of fitting in with their friends.
- The rate of legitimate prescription painkiller sales per person is more than three times higher in the state with the highest rate of prescription pain killer deaths (Florida) than in the lowest state, Illinois.
Transitional housing is a very useful resource for people in IN. who have graduated a drug rehab program but still need time to fully re-acclimate to normal life and the real world. For a person who has abused drugs or alcohol to self medicate and particularly for long term addicts, the world can seem like a daunting place now that one has to get through life without the use of drugs or alcohol. Transitional housing in IN. provides a safe atmosphere where those who are in this stage of the drug rehab experience can slowly become at ease with the process of rebuilding their life without drugs and becoming independent. While in transitional housing recovering addicts can continue to receive one-on-one and group counseling as needed to help them along, and also to find steady employment and housing so that they have a strong chance at remaining abstinent and being to lead a productive and happy life.
Listings for "Transitional Housing" in Indiana
- Sowers of Seeds Counseling Inc
340 West 11th Street Anderson IN., 46016
765-649-3453 - House of Hope of Madison County Inc
902 High Street Anderson IN., 46012
765-644-7086 - Hope House I a Division of the YWCA
1115 Garden Street Fort Wayne Indiana, 46802
260-424-2471 - La Verna Lodge for Men
1550 East 156th Street Carmel Indiana, 46032
317-867-4330 - Center for Solutions
2722 Fairfield Avenue Fort Wayne IN., 46807
260-456-8616 - Volunteers of America of Indiana Inc
811 East Franklin Street Evansville IN., 47711
812-423-1949 - YWCA of North Central Indiana
1102 South Fellows Street South Bend Indiana, 46601
574-233-9491 - Hope House II a Divison of the YWCA
1129 Garden Street Fort Wayne Indiana, 46802
260-424-3711 - Amethyst House Inc
322 West 2nd Street Bloomington IN., 47401
812-336-2666 - Salvation Army Harbor Light Center
2400 North Tibbs Avenue Indianapolis IN., 46222
317-972-1450 - Fairbanks Hospital
7639 Bayview Club Drive Indianapolis Indiana, 46250
317-806-7510 - Tara Treatment Center Inc
6231 South U.S. Highway 31 Franklin Indiana, 46131
812-526-2611 - Home With Hope Inc
1119 Ferry Street Lafayette IN., 47901
765-807-0009 - Life Treatment Centers Inc
1402 South Michigan Street South Bend IN., 46613
574-233-5433
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