Recovery
Concord Corps Community Center Recovery Information
Rehabilitation Services at Concord Corps Community Center
The Salvation Army is committed to helping individuals in our community rebuild their lives. Our rehabilitation services offer comprehensive programs designed to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those struggling with alcoholism and/or problem drug use.
How You Can Help
You can help support individuals in recovery by:
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Donate: Your purchases help support The Salvation Army's mission to help people find relief with a variety of problems, including issues relating to compulsive drug use.
By working together, we can help individuals break free from chemical dependency and build a brighter future.
Program Schedule
Timezone: -08:00 USA Pacific Time (DST)
Location: Concord Corps Community Center
The Salvation Army has probably the most successful drug and alcohol rehabilitation program administered through our Adult Rehabilitation Centers (ARCs).
Men who have graduated from the ARC program have the opportunity to further their recovery in our Transitional Living Program with dedicated housing assistance on our campus. We provide support and counseling as these men reconnect with their families and transition back into society.
For intake and program information contact the Director of Recovery at 925-676-3180 ext 004.
Lives restored and relationships repaired
The rehabilitation services at our Adult Rehabilitation Centers are examples of The Salvation Army’s commitment to meeting human needs in Jesus’s name without discrimination by helping individuals at the most difficult times in their lives to regain their dignity and independence. The Adult Rehabilitation Centers have a proven track record of helping people move to independence by offering classes, counseling, spiritual care, and opportunities to aid the rehabilitation process by developing strong work habits.
Stats
151,869
individuals served with substance abuse help and services in 2024
300+
people in America die every day as a result of drug or alcohol overuse
46.3 Million
people aged 12 or older had a substance use disorder (SUD) in 2023
Donate to help The Salvation Army serve as a beacon of hope and healing to those most in need.
For more than 100 years, The Salvation Army has operated rehabilitation facilities across the country that provide help and hope to individuals with a variety of challenges, including issues relating to substance abuse. Help us continue these vital services by donating today.
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