RSS Narconon Staff Member Reaches Out To Local School
Narconon Freedom Center, a residential, inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation program located in Albion, Michigan is unlike many traditional drug treatment programs. Not just in regards to their unique method of treatment but also in the face that they take a real interest in helping the community and giving back.
During the last year, staff and clients from the center, have taken part in many community projects, holiday parades and many events around the state to raise awareness about drug addiction and offer real solutions to those struggling with substance abuse issues.
This week staff from the rehab facility is taking part in a cook off of ethnic food held in for local middle-school students. Last year, the event brought over 100 samples of food from all different backgrounds for the kids to try and this year Narconon Freedom Center is hoping to make the event even better by having one of their staff members contribute.
Megan Brennan, Dissemination Supervisor of the center will be bringing Hawaiian food to the event as she is a native of the state. “This is a great opportunity for our staff to become involved with the elementary schools by simply introducing the students to different types of foods,” she says. “We are very lucky that we have been asked to participate in this fun event as a big part of this event is allowing these kids to be open to other cultures and ethnicities, but we also want to deliver a message that we are there working side-by-side with others from the community and are always willing to lend a helping hand.”
The Narconon program has been in operation in the state of Michigan for more than 7 years and has helped several hundred people fully recover from addiction both locally and throughout the country. Its residential drug treatment program achieves a more than 70% success rate for permanent sobriety from addiction.
If you or someone you know is in need of a drug rehab program that gets results contact Narconon Freedom Center today at 888-218-9478.
