Lexington Center for Recovery Inc

“Sandy sackman carter f. Sackman, sr. V. President director family member”

“The organization's form 990 will be distributed to all the members of the governing body prior to their board meeting for review. Any and all questions will be submitted and discussed with the organization's outside accountants at such board meeting prior to filing with the irs.”

“Upon hire, board members, administrators and employees are required to review the conflict of interest policy and complete a disclosure form either declaring that no conflicts of interest exist or reporting any potential conflicts. This form is updated annually by board members and key employees. Actual, potential, and/or perceived conflicts of interest must be reported in writing as soon as they arise to the executive director or director of human resources. Administration will review, investigate and either resolve the actual, potential, or perceived conflict and so advise the reporter in writing, or bring the matter to the board, nysoasas, dss, or related licensing board.”

“All compensation packages are reviewed and voted on by the board of directors of the organization.”

“All compensation packages are reviewed and voted on by the board of directors of the organization.”

“AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.”

“Our mission is to assure that the needs of those affected by substance abuse are addressed in a holistic approach to service delivery with the recognition that successful recovery comes with a loving circle of support. We strive to provide quality community-based service delivery to anyone affected by the tragedy of chemical dependency, during the day or evening, during the week or on the weekend. We remain at the forefront of providing successful new programming solutions to underserved populations. A nonprofit contract agency of the dutchess county department of mental hygiene, the rockland county department of mental health and the westchester county department of community mental health services treatment programs are licensed by the new york state office of alcoholism and substance abuse services primary goal is to offer a program of recovery which respects dignity and individuality of each person affected by alcohol and substance abuse our programs operate in six westchester communities, six dutchess communities and two rockland communities affordable services and treatment offered to children, adolescents, and adults promotes holistic approach to addiction treatment by addressing all the needs of clients and their families”

“Volunteer interns are formally supervised and are taught the essential responsibilities of being a clinician in the field of substance abuse/chemical dependency. Interns are to be introduced to the following topics as well as at times, be asked to demonstrate at the supervisor's discretion, these essential skills: 1. Develop an understanding of out patient substance abuse services, 2. Develop skills in chemical dependency counseling, 3. Develop group counseling skills, and 4. Develop skills in documentation.”