Treatment or Recovery Services

Primary prevention is aimed at preventing substance misuse and substance use disorder before they start.

Find answers to common recovery questions, including treatment options, support resources, privacy concerns, and what to expect on the path to recovery.

Kids may be exposed to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs at any age and even become addicted. They may feel like it’s ok to do drugs because everyone else is doing it. It’s important for them to realize that’s not true — most kids are choosing not to do drugs. Starting the conversation can feel awkward. Download the PDF flyer for a few tips.

One spray can save a life. Naloxone, often known by the brand name Narcan®, is an easy-to-use nasal spray that can save the life of someone experiencing an opioid overdose. Download our flyer to learn more or visit NEXT Distro for free Naloxone supplies and resources.

• Recovery Is NWPA — 1-814-449-3089
• Erie County Office of Drug and Alcohol — 1-814-451-6877
• Crawford County Drug and Alcohol — 1-814-724-4100
• Venango County Substance Use Program — 1-814-432-9100
• Warren County Drug and Alcohol — 1-814-726-2100
• Clarion County Drug and Alcohol — 1-814-226-6350
• Overdose Prevention Program
• Next Distro
• Northwest PA Free Naloxone Locations

Unused prescription drugs find their way into the wrong hands. Help keep your community and loved ones safe by discarding old, unwanted, or unused prescription medication.

Find a local AA meeting in Pennsylvania.

Find local NA websites and phone lines for in-person meetings or search for virtual NA meetings.

The UPMC Magee Pregnancy and Women’s Recovery Center is an outpatient program for women with substance use disorders who are pregnant or who have children. The center offers prenatal care, medication-assisted treatment with buprenorphine, counseling, and mobile case management to help meet social service needs.