​Education & Support Programs

Overdose Prevention Training
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Grades 1-5 - PATHS (Providing Alternative Thinking Strategies)
Help to develop better thinking skills, more mature ways of responsible behaving, and improved academic performance (Evidence based).

Grades 5-8 - Life Skills 
Provides the confidence and skills necessary to successfully handle challenging situations (Evidence Based).

Call us at 914-949-8500 for more information, or email info@ncaddwestchester.org.

​Impaired Driving Program (IDP)

The Impaired Driving Program is part of New York State's effort to reduce personal and property losses caused by drivers under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.

The instructors help participants understand not only the driving laws, but (more importantly) the false comfort of driving under the influence that exists among many drivers, and changing their attitudes and behaviors. 
Classes are offered weekly:
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Monday or Friday at 6:00 PM.
Tuesday or Thursday at 8:30 AM.
Saturday at 9:00 AM 
Call 914-949-8500 for more information.

When registering at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV),
​please make sure you ask for Site Location #4000
​Useful links:
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NYSDMV DDP Forms
Effects at Specific BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) Levels
Victim Impact Panels: Schedules
NYS DMV Impaired Driving Program (IDP) Information

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
​OF MOUNT VERNON


Help to develop better thinking skills, more mature ways of responsible behaving, and improved academic performance.
Underwritten by ​Gold Sponsor Anthony Bonsignore

Court Mandated Underage Drinking Prevention Program

NCADD/Westchester, Inc. has developed a psycho-education/experiential program aimed at young adults who are involved in underage drinking.  The purpose of this program is to provide young adults who have been convicted of an underage drinking offense with the information necessary for them to avoid future alcohol/drug problems and to understand the dangers and risks associated with it. 
NCADD WESTCHESTER PRESENTS
​A SUPPORT GROUP

"A Panic Free Society"

Dealing with daily stressors and anxiety during this time of COVID-19 pandemic. Learning to be okay in your own skin.
No Current Schedule

​Family Information Series

A two-part program designed to support and educate anyone who is touched by Substance Use Disorders (SUD).
Please call (914) 949-8500 or email info@ncaddwestchester.org for dates of the next session.

PART 1

THE DISEASE of ADDICTION
A complicated interaction involving biological causes, consequences and treatment.

TREATMENT
Help is available and it works. Find out what you can do to help those suffering from this disease and how recovery is possible.

PART 2

CO-DEPENDENCY
Discover what it means to be co-dependent and how to break free of this “enabling” behavior.

FAMILY DYNAMICS
Substance use affects everyone in the family. Spouses and children adjust to the user in ways that are hurtful to themselves and the user.

email

info@ncaddwestchester.org
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phone

914-949-8500

address

250 Bryant Avenue Courtyard Entrance, White Plains, NY 10605
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