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(Please also refer to the HOTLINE phone number list)
Alcohol Free Children
A great resource for parents on the issue of alcohol and children.
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Referral (800) 454-8966
Alcoholics Anonymous (563) 387-0824
Alternative Services for Youth & Families (888) 894-2231
213 E Water St.
Decorah, IA 52101
Alternative Treatment Associates (563) 864-7122
PO Box 308
307 Wilson
Postville, IA 52162
*School-based transition services for youth-to-adult or back to school, family centered, family preservation, parent skill development, psychosocial evaluation,
and therapy services, and individual and family counseling
Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies
(CAPT) Resources
Great links to Iowa specific sites as well as to national sites.
Helping Services for Northeast Iowa Supports and promotes the health of
children and adults living in Northeast Iowa. They focus their resources in the area of substance abuse, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. Helping Services
reaches out to individuals, families, and communities through prevention, intervention, support, and advocacy.
Iowa Substance Abuse Information Center
This is the Iowa Substance Abuse Directory of Services, which is the directory of substance abuse and gambling treatment and prevention
agencies in the state. Links to other resources are provided as well as links to information arranged by topic.
Iowa Youth Survey Results
Results from the Iowa Survey results for 2002 (survey done every 3 years) are on this website. Usage of drugs and alcohol are a focus
of the survey.
Join Together Online
Advancing effective alcohol and drug policy, prevention, and treatment
Drug
Watch
This
website is continually updated with drug
recall news, recent FDA approvals, drug
interactions, side effects, and current
developments in the medical field.
Northeast Iowa Mental Health Center (563) 382-3649
905 Montgomery St.
Decorah, IA 52101
*Diagnostic services, psychiatrist, family, marital and individual counseling, community support services, day treatment program, support groups, therapy groups,
consultation.
Prevline: Prevention Online
SAMHSA's National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information, a service of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration,
sponsors this website. It includes a kids section, a drug facts segment, information for the workplace, a multimedia section (good for preparing presentations),
etc.
(Please also refer to the HOTLINE phone number list)
Catholic Charities (641)394-3804
823 W Main St.
New Hampton, Iowa 50659
* Counseling Services
Decorah Counseling Center (563) 387-0428
PO Box 83
709 Franklin
Decorah, IA 52101
*Marriage, individual counseling, mediations for divorce, anger management workshops.
Four Oaks (319) 334-9206
2277
Iowa
Ave
Independence, IA 50644
*Residential treatment, day treatment programs, family centered services, family preservation services, foster family care, sexual offenders, and outpatient
program.
Northeast Iowa Mental Health Center (563) 382-3649
905 Montgomery St.
Decorah, IA 52101
*Diagnostic services, psychiatrist, family, marital and individual counseling, community support services, day treatment program, support groups, therapy groups,
consultation.
(Please also refer to the HOTLINE phone number list)
Regional Clinic for Eating Disorders (608) 785-0340
St. Francis Hospital, 909 South 10th St.
LaCrosse, WI 54601
*Treatment for eating disorders
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FOOD PANTRY / FOOD SHELF /
Medical & Energy Assistance
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(Please also refer to the HOTLINE phone number list)
Community Connection (563) 568-3503
107 6th St SW
Waukon, IA 52172
*Provide information on medical outreach and available services, assistance in obtaining services, recruiting and training volunteers to provide services.
Greater Area Pantry (563) 562-3400
204 E Main (Hwy 52)
PO Box 398
Calmar, IA 52132
*Provides food assistance. It is open Saturday 9am-11am
Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation (563) 382-8436
PO Box 487
305 Montgomery St., Smith Bldg
Decorah, IA 52101
*Head start child development, energy assistance, family day care, child care, family development, family planning, transit programs, and WIC (Women, Infant,
Children) food program.
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