The Center is celebrating over 40 years of helping people make safe and healthy decisions.
The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources, a program of Children's Aid and Family Services, educates the Bergen and Passaic County communities about alcohol and drug misuse and advocates for responsive prevention, recovery, and treatment services. We facilitate access to the opportunities, relationships and resources that our residents need to remain healthy and safe and avoid drug related harm. Together, with our community partners, we increase awareness, identify solutions, and implement strategies that support healthy decisions related to the use of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs.
Programs for Parents and Families
We offer programs that help parents and families connect in a safe and fun way.
Looking for help
We offer recovery support services for individuals who misuse substances and those who love them.
News & Announcements
After leaving treatment for an opioid use disorder, Amanda had to completely rebuild her life. Amanda completed the STAR program in the fall and now serves as a volunteer, helping other men and women who are new to recovery.
We are proud to premier the new #StoptheODs billboard on Route 17 in Rochelle Park, NJ!
Part of this campaign is a hotline created in partnership with the Bergen County Prosecutors Office which is manned 24/7 by a Recovery Support Specialist from The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources. If you or a loved one is looking for services and support, please call or text (201) 589- 2976.
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Did you catch this month's Children's Aid and Family Services' Story of Hope? It highlights the success of one of our Recovery Support members, Gina.
RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE!
Are you looking for help for you or a loved one? Contact our Free, Confidential, 24/7 Bergen County Hotline at 201-589- 2976.
Children’s Aid and Family Services envisions a world where every person feels safe, free from oppression and has the opportunities they need to thrive. Recent events involving violence and threats against the Black community run counter to what Children’s Aid stands for. We stand in solidarity with all Americans who believe that a just and fair society is a fundamental right, not a privilege.
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