Benefiting Charities

Hope House

For more than 40 years. Where Recovery Lives!

Hope House Inc., founded in 1967, is an award-winning residential recovery program located in the Capital District of New York State.  We offer an intensive, full-immersion therapy program caring for the special needs of adults, teens, and mothers, supported by an Outpatient Clinic and a compassionate Community Services staff.

Partnering with the NYS Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services, Hope House cares for hundreds of clients and their families on a monthly basis.

“Hope House is honored to be a part of the “Faces of Addiction” fashion show and is grateful for the proceeds that will come our way,” said Kevin M. Connally, Executive Director of Hope House, Inc. “Financial support and donations like these help clients that graduate from our programs obtain necessary items, that are often taken for granted – like linens and pots and pans -to start living independently in a sober apartment. This event is not only about raising money; it brings awareness to a problem that is rampant in our community and impacts all of us.” – Hope House www.hopehouseinc.org

Health Literacy For All

http://www.healthliteracyforall.org/
Health Literacy is defined as the “degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions.” (IOM).

In other words, Health Literacy comprises the skills and knowledge one’s doctor, government, and insurance company expect a person to have in order to make good health choices. These can include finding providers, using preventative services, researching health concerns, and applying health information to your lifestyle.

The Center for Disease Control estimates that 88% of Americans struggle with some health literacy skills.

New Choices Recovery Center in Schenectady

New Choices Recovery Center has been serving the chemically addicted population for over 35 years. The Agency provides a wide range of services including residential programming, evaluations and psychiatric assessments, day treatment and outpatient programs, medication management, educational and vocational training, a Drinking Driver Program and the Shelter Plus Care Program. New Choices also provides individual counseling, a GED program, and expressive arts therapy. It operates three Community Residences in Schenectady: the Perrin, Purcell and Smith Houses.

Addictions Care Center of Albany, inc.

Healing the Hearts of Everyone Touched By Addiction

Since 1967, the Addictions Care Center of Albany, Inc. (ACCA) has been a part of the community, strengthening the lives and improving the futures of thousands of individuals. Through intensive, proactive programs customized to individual needs, ACCA touches the lives of more than 8,000 people throughout the Capital Region each year. www.theacca.net