We offer programming and support across the lifespan in several areas that encourage people on their path to recovery, give youth the skills they need for smart and health decisions, give parents the support that they need, support older adults to encourage wellness, and arm communities with the tools they need to reduce substance misuse.
Upcoming Programs
This list is some of our upcoming programs. Please visit our family, older adult, school, community, and recovery support pages or our events calendar to see what other programs we offer!
Staying Ahead of the Curve (Valley Hospital Staff Only Event)
Staying Ahead of the Curve: What's New, What's Next explores emerging substance use trends, products, and behavioral health concerns impacting youth and families. Participants will review current data, examine factors influencing youth risk perceptions and access, and learn prevention-focused strategies and community resources that support healthy development, resilience, and informed decision-making.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this presentation, participants will be able to:
1. Identify emerging substance use and behavioral health trends affecting youth and families.
2. Examine factors that influence youth perceptions, access, and risk related to substance use.
3. Recognize prevention strategies and community resources that support youth well-being and resilience.
How do I request accommodations for a disability?
Building and event space are accessible via wheelchair. Other special accommodations can be made upon request. Contact 201-225-8848 for more information.
How do I file a grievance or complaint?
TCADR will respond to all complaints in a timely and ethical matter. The Complainant submits a written grievance or complaint to thecenter@cafsnj.org. If further information is needed, TCADR will contact the complainant and provide an opportunity where the complainant can provide further information. TCADR reviews the available information and determines a course of action/resolution. A response will be sent to the complainant in writing that describes the determination/resolution.
Bergen County Prevention Coalition Meeting
BCPC works to prevent underage drinking, opioid misuse, and emerging drug trends through community strategies and collaboration. Monthly meetings: 3rd Thursday, 10–11 AM. Open to all committed to a healthy, drug-free Bergen County.
