Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission Inc.

“Upon completion of the annual audit, the next monthly board meeting will include a review of the audit and the 990.”

“To accomplish and implement this policy, all board members will each year at the first meeting of the board of directors identify all known actual and potential conflicts of interest in which they may be involved. Each board member will complete and sign such disclosure statements as approved by the board from time to time.”

“The pennsylvania department of health establishes the rates which are based on the civil service maximum rates. The salary for the executive director is based off of these rates and must be approved by the board of directors.”

“All governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available at the organization's headquarters.”

“Form 1023, financial statements, and 990 are available at the organization's headquarters.”

“To enrich the quality of life for persons who have experienced problems related to the use or abuse of alcohol and other drugs. This organization will ensure that clients receive the appropriate level of drug/alcohol treatment, while efficiently utilizing various funding sources to help eliminate financial impediments for the client who is seeking drug/alcohol treatment. The case management unit will link clients to appropriate treatment and supportive services. Our primary goal is to be culturally competent in assisting clients to assume a life long plan of recovery that is suitable to his/her individual needs, and to help maintain a network of treatment and prevention opportunities that will provide a seamless system of services to the community.”

“The drug and alcohol certified recovery specialist provides peer to peer support and guidance to individuals who are struggling with addiction issues or co-occurring substance abuse and mental health problems. The certified recovery specialist will provide outreach, mentoring and peer support at all stages of the recovery process.”