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From its historic ranching roots to a modern planned community, Highlands Ranch is a place that values connection and well being. Yet, addiction can affect any family, and research shows 9 out of 10 people with addiction started before age 18.[1] If you are struggling, you are not alone. Explore verified local treatment centers to find the right support and begin your journey toward recovery.

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Douglas County reported 37 drug overdose deaths in 2021, highlighting the critical need for addiction treatment in Highlands Ranch, CO. The area has 2 treatment facilities, with one specializing in dual diagnosis care. Both offer comprehensive services including detox, inpatient, and medication-assisted treatment.

Colorado's alarming 1,800+ drug overdose deaths in 2021 underscore the importance of accessible treatment options. Highlands Ranch treatment centers provide essential services like aftercare, case management, and couples therapy. Both facilities have earned important certifications including JCAHO and SAMHSA, ensuring quality care for alcohol abuse, drug addiction, and medication management needs.

Community Initiatives & Support Programs in Highlands Ranch, CO

Support programs and community initiatives play a crucial role in addressing substance use challenges within Highlands Ranch and surrounding areas. These organizations offer vital resources, education, and community engagement opportunities aimed at prevention and recovery.

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Colorado Rehab & Treatment Resources in Highlands Ranch

Arapahoe County, Colorado is using funds from a multi-state settlement with opioid manufacturers. The county is set to receive over $9 million from these settlements, which are being managed by the Region 9 Opioid Abatement Council. A majority of the funds are being used to support local programs focused on prevention, treatment, and harm reduction efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.

  • The county allocated over $2.3 million in 2023 to programs such as detox centers, sober living facilities, peer navigators, and harm reduction services.
  • Arapahoe County Public Health received $344,723 to expand their mobile harm reduction program, providing addiction and harm reduction services across the county.
  • The county used around $345,000 to fund a new mobile harm reduction unit called "Prevention Point" to offer overdose prevention resources and infectious disease testing.
  • Funding was provided to open a transitional safety zone home to guide individuals through withdrawal and enter sober living, supporting 12 individuals with various services.

Awareness Campaigns

Rise Above Colorado is a statewide organization dedicated to empowering teens to lead lives free from drug and alcohol abuse through education and prevention programs. They engage with teens in schools and communities across Littleton to promote healthy decision-making.

Community-based programs like Sandstone Care play a vital role in raising awareness about substance abuse and available treatment options. They work closely with local organizations and families to provide support and resources.

Legislative Measures

Littleton collaborates with the Arapahoe County Opioid Response program, which employs harm reduction strategies like syringe access and disposal services to combat addiction and prevent overdoses. The county recently launched a mobile harm reduction van to expand these services.

The Littleton Police Department has a Crisis Intervention Team and co-responder program that partners with mental health professionals to assist individuals experiencing crises related to substance abuse or mental health issues.

References
  1. Substance Misuse Prevention douglas.co.us