The city has announced the launch of a new local rehabilitation program aimed at supporting residents overcoming substance misuse. This initiative is part of the broader public health strategy to address addiction and improve community wellness. The program will officially kick off on January 15, 2026, at the Community Health Center.
The rehabilitation program will offer a range of services, including counseling, support groups, and educational workshops. It is designed to assist individuals by providing them with the resources needed to achieve lasting recovery. Organizers expect significant participation based on similar initiatives previously held in the region.
Local healthcare providers, including the Community Health Center and the Department of Public Health, will play key roles in implementing the program. These organizations aim to create a supportive environment for individuals seeking help.
This initiative follows previous successful events that highlighted the community’s commitment to combating substance abuse. Local residents have expressed the need for accessible rehabilitation services, emphasizing the importance of community support in recovery efforts.
Residents interested in the program can learn more by attending the information session at the Community Health Center on January 8, 2026. Registration is not required, and all are welcome to participate.
