Arrests for drug use and abuse in Chicago is on the rise.

Prescription drug abuse, especially that of Oxycontin, is increasing throughout Michigan indicating a need for effective drug education and inpatient rehab.

Marijuana remains the most commonly used and readily available drug in Minnesota while heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine use continues to rise indicating a need for effective drug education and inpatient drug rehab for the citizens of Minnesota.

More than one-half million Minnesotans have a DWI on record –translating to one in eight Minnesotans who are legally licensed to drive indicating much needed alcohol education and rehabilitation.

One third of the fatalities in New York State involve impaired or intoxicated drivers and pedestrians while young drinking drivers are at the highest risk of all due to the fact that drivers 20 years old or younger are almost three times as likely to be involved in alcohol

Heroin abuse and trafficking are increasing in upstate New York as is the easy availability of heroin and other illicit drugs throughout all of New York’s metropolitan areas indicating a need for effective drug education and inpatient rehab.

Each year in Illinois, hundreds of people die needlessly as the result of driving after drinking. Hundreds more are seriously injured or permanently disabled, and millions of dollars of property damage occur indicating an urgent need for alcohol education and effective alcohol

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Marijuana, a gateway drug to harder drugs such as cocaine and heroin, is the most widely available and used illicit drug in Illinois indicating a need for effective inpatient drug rehab in Illinois.

American Indians and Alaska Natives find a helping hand through drug rehab program.

In 2005, 516 juveniles and 34,859 adults were arrest for DUI in Arizona indicating an urgent need for alcohol education and effective alcohol rehabilitation.

Approximately 20% of Arizona high school seniors surveyed in 2006 reported a lifetime illegal use of prescription drugs indicating a need for effective drug education and inpatient rehab.

When addicts turn to crime who really suffers?

Baltimore is home to higher numbers of heroin addicts and heroin-related crime than almost any other city in the nation indicating an urgent need for effective drug and alcohol education along with effective inpatient rehab.