Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Official Website

Resource Fair - Agency Descriptions

Sponsored by: Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission, Inc.

Created in 1973, the Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission, Inc. serves as the Single County Authority (SCA) for alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention, intervention and treatment and recovery support services. BCDAC, Inc. subcontracts with various community-based licensed agencies to provide prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery support services for the residents of Bucks County.

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 Alosa Health is a national leader in developing and implementing academic detailing programs to improve prescribing. At our core, we believe that medical decisions should be based on unbiased, evidence-based information. Our mission is to improve patient outcomes by identifying and disseminating the best evidence available, to support health care professionals in providing optimal care to their patients. Contact: Barbara Keleher, bkeleher@alosahealth.org
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 Be a Part of the Conversation equips families and communities in Pennsylvania with skills and resources to understand substance use, addiction, and related health issues. We provide community programs, foster supportive connections, highlight lived experiences, and challenge stigma. Contact: Kim Porter, kim@conversation.zone 
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 Bucks Coalition Against Trafficking (BCAT) - Established in 2013, Bucks Coalition Against Trafficking (BCAT) is a NOVA project whose mission is to eradicate human trafficking in Bucks County through victim identification, community education, enhancement of arrests and prosecution of traffickers, legislative advocacy, and a coordinated response of survivor services. Contact: Elyse Hoeskstra, elyse.hoekstra@novabucks.org 
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 Bucks County Department of Behavioral Health/Developmental Programs is responsible for the administration of services to Bucks County residents who are diagnosed with mental illness, substance use disorder, intellectual disability or developmental delay/disability, and their families.  The purpose of these services is to help individuals live in the community and participate in community life. Contact: Wendy Flanigan, wflanigan@buckscounty.org 
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The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania, Inc. is a private non-profit prevention, education, advocacy, assessment, intervention, and recovery support organization, serving the counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia. The Council provides a wide range of services to reduce the impact of addiction and improve health related health issues for the entire community including families, schools, businesses, individuals, and the community, regardless of ability to pay, ethnicity, race, gender, age, or sexual orientation. Contact: Heidi Gordon, Hgordon@councilsepa.org

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Family Service Association of Bucks County (FSA) is a private, 501(c)(3) non-profit and is a member of United Way of Bucks County and Social Current and is fully accredited by the Council on Accreditation. FSA is licensed by the State of Pennsylvania to provide mental health assessment and treatment services as well as drug and alcohol assessment and treatment services. FSA is a Center of Excellence, operates two call centers, twenty school-based sites, and two additional locations including the Emergency Homeless Shelter and the Teen Center. Contact: Amy Gestoso, agestoso@fsabc.org
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 Gaudenzia, Inc. is one of the largest nonprofit drug and alcohol treatment and recovery centers in the United States, with 51 facilities operating in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. The agency serves about 19,000 individuals annually and operates 117 drug and alcohol treatment programs for men and women. Services included specialized programs for pregnant and parenting mothers, adolescents, and people suffering from co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse.  Contact: Kim Heun, kheun@gaudenzia.org 
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 Lenape Valley Foundation is a non-profit provider of services related to mental health, intellectual and developmental disabilities. Contact: Suzanne Rhodeside,  suzanne.rhodeside@lenapevf.org
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 Livengrin Foundation – Livengrin’s mission is making sustainable recovery possible through professional, accessible, and successful treatment options. Contact: Holly Livingston, hlivingston@livengrin.org 
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 Magellan Healthcare - Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania (Magellan) has been managing behavioral health services for HealthChoices members. Since 2009, Magellan has had an integrative health focus in coordination with community navigators and Wellness Recovery Teams. Contact: Kelly Griess, kdgriess@magellanhealth.com 
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Novus provides confidential services to sexually active adults including HIV management, PrEP, PEP, STI and Hepatitis C testing and treatment. Contact: Sara Metzger, saram@novusacs.com
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Pyramid Healthcare offers a treatment continuum that spans throughout the United States, providing comprehensive behavioral healthcare specialties that include substance abuse, mental health, autism and eating disorder treatment. Contact: John Fusco, Jfusco@pyramidhc.com
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Silver Linings Recovery Center provides hope and healing through the clinical programming at our addiction treatment center in Langhorne, PA and East Windsor, NJ. They provide an individualized treatment approach which utilizes evidence-based practices to maximize the potential for patients, families and stakeholders to find their silver lining. Call or come in to either location for a free and confidential consultation with one of our highly trained and qualified recovery center staff members. Contact: Brandon Newman, bnewman@silverliningsrc.com
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SOAR Corp is an Outpatient Medicated Assisted Treatment Program which offers psychiatric services as well. Contact: Anthony Fluellen, afluellen@soarcorp.net

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 St. Luke’s Penn Foundation is a non-profit, community-based behavioral health provider known for its quality mental health and substance abuse programs and exceptional treatment outcomes. Penn Foundation operates one of Pennsylvania’s first Centers of Excellence, is an Aetna Institute of Quality and is an Independence Blue Cross Center of Distinction. Contact: Ryan Schweiger, ryan.schweiger@sluhn.org
 
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Synchronicity Recovery Foundation – Recovery from substance use is much more than relapse prevention. It is a holistic process in which participants reclaim a meaningful life in the face of all the hardships he or she has experienced. Critical needs are met with treatment and other care providers. Sync Recovery Community reinforces the importance of social connectedness, spiritual principles, health and wellness practices, and service work. These are evidence-based modalities encouraged to maintain long term sobriety. SRC’s 4 core components are broad enough to individualize and create multiple pathways in which our participants will cultivate a balanced and rewarding lifestyle of recovery. Contact: Per Hagen, phagen@syncrecovery.org

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Voice & Vision Inc. challenges the human service system and the broader community to value the gifts and strengths of all people and to see and hear those labels of mental illness, addictions and disabilities need not stop people from living out their dreams. Contact: Susan Benzie, susanb@voiceandvisioninc.org

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 YMCA of Bucks County (Doylestown Branch) - Healthy Horizons is a free, 12-week program designed to promote physical health and well-being and encourage community connection for those in the mental health and drug and alcohol addiction recovery process. Contact: Nicole Martorella, nmartorella@ymcabhc.org