Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse of NWLA

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Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse of NWLA The leading resource on alcoholism and drug abuse providing affordable, effective residential and outpatient treatment for adults, and mother's with children.

Call, 318-222-8511 (24/7) for more information or to find out about our other active programs! For 62 years, CADA has worked to educate as many people as possible about substance use disorders and to provide hope to those dealing with this disease. Our goal is to spread the message that prevention works, treatment is effective, and recovery is possible. Affiliated and licensed by the Louisiana Dep

artment of Health and Hospitals, the National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence, Louisiana Association of Non-Profits and the United Way of Northwest Louisiana.

CADA is proud to have counselors Kalyn Stewart, Walter Abney, and Heath Lewis representing us this week at the annual Lo...
28/07/2025

CADA is proud to have counselors Kalyn Stewart, Walter Abney, and Heath Lewis representing us this week at the annual Louisiana Association of Substance Abuse Counselors and Trainers Conference in Baton Rouge.

Heath representing CADA at the 2025 LASACT Conference this weekend in Baton Rouge, LA!
27/07/2025

Heath representing CADA at the 2025 LASACT Conference this weekend in Baton Rouge, LA!

CMRT: Week At a Glance! We participated in the Homeless Outreach Surge with the VA, the mayor's Block by Block Initiativ...
11/07/2025

CMRT: Week At a Glance! We participated in the Homeless Outreach Surge with the VA, the mayor's Block by Block Initiative as well as the Desoto Regional Health Fair! This week, we also visited with members of Natchitoches PD, Mansfield PD, Southern University PD, Desoto Parish Sheriff Office and SPD. Stay tuned for more!

Today CADA signed a memorandum of understanding with the Bossier City Police Department to work together in providing cr...
08/07/2025

Today CADA signed a memorandum of understanding with the Bossier City Police Department to work together in providing crisis response services to people experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis in Bossier City. Sgt. Mathew Hannah signed on behalf of BCPD, and Board of Directors President-Elect Dr. Jerome Cox signed on behalf of CADA. Representatives from Shreveport PD also attended to show their support. CADA is proud to partner with our area law enforcement agencies to bring this much-needed service to the communities of northwest Louisiana.

CADA's Janet Miller was proud to be a guest on Al Moore's "Community Speaks" program on KOKA radio (980AM/93.3FM). "Comm...
25/06/2025

CADA's Janet Miller was proud to be a guest on Al Moore's "Community Speaks" program on KOKA radio (980AM/93.3FM). "Community Speaks" airs weekdays at 10 am - stay tuned!

CADA has openings for DIRECT CARE TECHNICIANS and COOKS. Come work with an amazing group of people doing wonderful thing...
24/06/2025

CADA has openings for DIRECT CARE TECHNICIANS and COOKS. Come work with an amazing group of people doing wonderful things for our community. If you are interested, fill out an application on our website today!
https://www.cadanwla.org/employment

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For 60 years, the Council has worked to educate as many people as possible about the disease of addiction and to provide hope to those dealing with this illness. Our goal is to spread the message that prevention works, treatment is effective, and recovery is possible. Affiliated and licensed by the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, the National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence, Louisiana Association of Non-Profits and the United Way of Northwest Louisiana.