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ASPIRE

New Bridge Foundation’s ASPIRE (Adolescent Services Providing Inspiration, Recovery, and Education) School Program is a dynamic program helping youth address drug and alcohol issues as well as other difficulties today’s teens face. Located on school campuses, ASPIRE goes to where teens spend most of their day.

The ASPIRE Program offers three tracks to target drug and alcohol issues:

Prevention and Education workshops for youth, families, and school faculty
Treatment including school-based individual, family and group sessions
Support Activities, including sports camps, videography, performance arts, and spoken word workshops to help youth stay sober all year long

Through this innovative program we equip youth with the skills and resources necessary to live happy and healthy lives.

Last Modified on September 20, 2011

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