Substance Abuse Services

Substance Abuse Services is an outpatient drug treatment program that serves males and females under age 18 who are experiencing problems at school or in the community due to substance use. Youth may also be struggling in family, peer, or school environments. The treatment approach is through a co-occurring mental health perspective in group, individual and family sessions and can include:

Substance abuse assessments are also available for adults who are referred by the Department of Human Services or the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT).

Eligibility

Referrals can be received by Juvenile Court, DHS, Polk County Judges, and the community. Services are funded through Title XIX or private insurance. Youth are not required to have system involvement to receive services. Substance Abuse Education classes are held monthly and are available to the public for a $50.00 fee.